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User reports v14.3.12 ran a stop sign at 40 km/h without braking (unconfirmed)
Unconfirmed: a user of an online community with a Model Y Standard in BC reports that their vehicle with FSD v14.3.12 went through a stop sign at 40 km/h without braking. It happened on a residential street with parked cars on both sides, dry pavement and daylight, with the sign clearly visible. According to the post, the same crossing had produced an identical event with v14.3.10 the week before. The driver acknowledges they did not take over in time and that there was no cross traffic.…
- Unconfirmed report: v14.3.12 reportedly ran a stop sign at 40 km/h without braking.
- According to the user, it is the second case on 14.3.x, after v14.3.10.
🔎 Why it matters: Unconfirmed: the post describes a stop sign run at 40 km/h without braking on v14.3.12, and an identical case on v14.3.10 at the same crossing. The text mentions no Tesla response or data that would verify it.
📈 Upside: Not applicable.
📉 Risk: That the system fails to brake at a stop sign on residential streets with parked cars, a case that according to the post did not end in a collision only because there was no cross traffic.
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