This road construction was really disruptive as navigation says to make a left here (not sure why it went this way in the first place). Also, I love how #TeslaFSD creeps forward as soon as that guy blocking the intersection starts to move and then, as if he’s not moving fast enough, goes around him.

While not a totally uncommon thing, I’ve not seen blowing sand crossing the road like that in a long time and was curious what #TeslaFSD would do. However, it plowed right through even though visibility past the cloud was pretty low. Not sure if that’s a good thing or a bad thing.

As I approached the turn in the center lane, I wasn’t entirely confident what #TeslaFSD would do given that oncoming truck. But I guess this is an example of training data. Also amazing to me, was it must have seen there wasn’t any traffic behind the truck as it hardly hesitated in the turn.

Pulling out of the space, #TeslaFSD does slow trying to game out what the person and shopping cart are going to do. But then it takes the back route out of Costco which is full of all sorts of hazards, like the stuff sticking out of the box. It does manage to take them into consideration…this time.

In tight quarters like this, #TeslaFSD does take chances I never would so I’m super vigilant here. You can see they were starting to turn the wheel back towards the street. I can't decide if it gets it right based on data, it could tell they stopped moving or has just been lucky so far.

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Creeping by an accident, the truck to the right is moving over in the lane to give the scene some room. Meanwhile, #TeslaFSD is trying to merge left to both avoid the truck and get into a faster lane. All happening at once which shows, if you trust it, the power of seeing in all directions at once.

Because you see so many idiots stopping on rail tracks, I got a little nervous when #TeslaFSD did it here. Partially, because I wasn’t immediately sure why it was hesitating. But as you can see, there is a pedestrian crossing the street, although it did manage to still cut it a little close.

So many inconsistencies with #TeslaFSD. Here it tries, too early, to enter the turn lane only to find out another driver did it even earlier. To it’s credit, it sees what’s happening two car lengths back, cancels the merge and waits until the line breaks when it’s legally appropriate.

I don’t understand how it does this correctly a million times, and then one day it doesn’t. Here there is nobody to my left, but #TeslaFSD waits until the last minute to merge into the turning lane for this light on Central. While not dangerous, it does highlight inconsistency, which is.

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Coming out of this parking garage, the exit is clearly on the left. Even the navigation shows going to the left in this roundabout. However, #TeslaFSD doesn’t recognize this as a building entrance and treats it like a normal traffic circle going the long way around.

I think the reason #TeslaFSD never likes going downtown is because there are too many edge cases. Here it stutters slightly making the right turn because of the person standing on the corner. And is definitely more polite than I am, waiting for the pedestrian to cross in the middle of the roadway.

I thought #TeslaFSD made a bit of an overreaction to the work vehicle parked in the cut out. They were not in the lane and while there were workers about, it’s good that it’s cautious. However, it did move me into the lane to the left, not a lot, but enough for that driver to move over as well.

I find it interesting how #TeslaFSD has to carefully creep forward to see around that fencing on the corner (a bumper camera here wouldn’t make any difference). It also waits to confirm the intentions of that vehicle turning left, which was coming from the right most lane to make that turn.

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Another example of #TeslaFSD really understanding and “seeing” the road ahead. This road construction, of which is one in a thousand in Phoenix, is really messy. That’s complicated by the fact that this area has a lot of twists and turns normally. It does an amazing job navigating through it all.