Tesla Autopilot Saves Driver From Head-On Collision on Long Island Highway 

Tesla’s Autopilot Saves the Day…Again? Just how reliable is this technology becoming? A recent video showcasing a Model Y swerving to avoid a wrong-way driver has ignited a debate. Is this proof that Full Self-Driving is finally living up to its name, or simply a case of good luck and basic collision avoidance? Could a human driver have reacted differently, perhaps even better? I’m curious to hear your take on this specific incident and FSD’s overall progress. Are we approaching a point where human intervention is truly becoming obsolete? I predict that within the next five years, manually driven cars will be the exception, not the norm. What are your thoughts? Furthermore, if safety features like this become standard, how will they impact car purchasing decisions? Will it outweigh factors like cost, range, or even aesthetics? Share your experiences and let’s discuss the future of driving.