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Left turns in heavy traffic: a user's question about FSD

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Unconfirmed: A Reddit user describes two left turns on his daily commute, at busy rush-hour intersections with constant traffic in both directions. He explains that at these crossings you have to be assertive and go quickly when a gap opens, because waiting for no cars on either side would cause vehicles to build up behind. Until now he has always disengaged FSD at these intersections and turned manually. The post asks the community how FSD performs on this kind of turn and whether it is worth trying. The text ends cut off in a question about speed, so its full question is unknown.

🔎 Why it matters: This is a user post, with no official Tesla confirmation of how FSD behaves on left turns at busy intersections. The question raised is whether FSD can take quick gaps in constant traffic, as the author describes at his two intersections on his daily route.
📈 Upside: Not applicable.
📉 Risk: According to the author, waiting for a fully clear gap would make cars build up behind; the post documents no case of FSD in that situation.
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