🧪 Community source
FSD
FSD
Does everyone nudge forward at stop signs? Just me?
Unconfirmed: A community user who has used FSD since March describes how the system comes to a full stop at stop signs, waits 2-3 seconds, and then creeps forward slowly, just as his father taught him in a 1994 Geo Metro. The problem, according to the author, is that this long wait makes other drivers think he is yielding to them, so they cross the intersection even though it is the FSD vehicle's turn. To avoid this, the author says he has been giving small taps of forward movement, and asks whether other users do the same.…
- FSD comes to a full stop, waits 2-3 seconds, then creeps forward slowly.
- Per the author, other drivers cross thinking he is yielding to them.
🔎 Why it matters: Unconfirmed: the post describes FSD waiting 2-3 seconds at stop signs and other drivers interpreting that pause as yielding. There is no official Tesla confirmation of this behavior.
📈 Upside: Not applicable.
📉 Risk: Other drivers may enter the intersection believing the FSD vehicle is yielding, creating a conflict at the crossing.
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