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Report: FSD Lite 14.x reads pedestrian crosswalk sign as a stop sign
Unconfirmed: A user in Florida describes, in a community discussion, pedestrian crosswalk signs that read "STOP here for pedestrians" with the word "STOP" enclosed in a small stop sign. According to the author, FSD Lite 14.x always treats that sign as a stop sign, even though its actual message is to stop when pedestrians are in the crosswalk. The author does not know whether HW4 software versions have the same behavior. In a later edit to the post, the author says they pressed the accelerator to avoid stopping.…
- Community report from a Florida user, with no official verification.
- According to the author, FSD Lite 14.x always treats the sign as a stop sign.
- The author pressed the accelerator to avoid stopping at the crosswalk.
🔎 Why it matters: Unconfirmed: there is no official confirmation. The report claims FSD Lite 14.x always reads the "STOP here for pedestrians" sign with a small STOP sign as a stop sign, even though its message is to stop only when pedestrians are in the crosswalk.
📈 Upside: Not applicable.
📉 Risk: According to the author, they had to press the accelerator to avoid stopping, implying manual driver intervention at that crosswalk.
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