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I am proud to announce that I have successfully completed the world’s first USA coast to coast fully autonomous drive!
I left the Tesla Diner in Los Angeles 2 days & 20 hours ago, and now have ended in Myrtle Beach, SC (2,732.4 miles)
This was accomplished with Tesla FSD V14.2 with absolutely 0 disengagements of any kind even for all parking including at Tesla Superchargers.
It’s going to be hard for Tesla to have a Halo car (Roadster) if the rest of their lineup in the future has no steering wheel
David Moss retweeted
The road goes on forever....
I just had a fantastic experience this morning getting a demo of the @wayve_ai Driver in downtown San Francisco, CA
David Moss retweeted
The Road to Autonomy is always in the field!
I just had a fantastic experience this morning getting a demo of the @wayve_ai Driver in downtown San Francisco, CA
I just had a fantastic experience this morning getting a demo of the @wayve_ai Driver in downtown San Francisco, CA
David Moss retweeted
Here is Miami!
The accuracy of each city has been getting better. Waymo is very soon.
61% of the Land Area, 67% of the population. Railroads seem to be a major contributor to the middle section and most of the residents.
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Waymo's Orlando depot is over 130,000 square feet, the size of a @Costco, with hundreds of vehicles and no permanent charging infrastructure in sight.
@gbrulte spent more than four and a half hours riding the entire new @Waymo Orlando service area in a mixed fleet of Ojai and Jaguar I-PACE vehicles, from a rooftop drop-off at @UniversalORL to the curb at @SeaWorld.
But two things are still missing, @MCO Airport and @WaltDisneyWorld. Which comes first for Waymo in Orlando, the airport or Disney World?
This is the Field Report.
It’s always a great day to ride a @Waymo
Great pick up experience just now at Las Vegas Strip hotel Fontainebleau
I need to follow through on my 59k Cybertruck order & then add these mods so I can do some FSD snow testing
HW3 Model 3 turned into a Van 🤯
In other news it’s sad I was about to call the car AI3, then I thought about calling it SI3 & that would be definitely wrong, so resulted back to the OG name
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This was the only strange behavior we observed with the Ojai during our ride
On the return trip, parking wasn’t the greatest as you can see by the parking lines, however the main issue was the doors got stuck on the driver side.
They did not close automatically. It stayed like this for roughly 3-4 min then it resolved itself and drove off
Luckily we were in an empty parking lot, however had this happened on a busy street or parking lot, it would have caused a serious traffic jam. Definitely an issue for @Waymo to look into
David Moss retweeted
Met up with the one and only @DavidMoss last night to take my first ride in the @Waymo Ojai!
It was a really great experience, very pleased with how the Ojai drives. Drop off and pick up was great, the ride is smooth and it has an insane amount of leg room!
The trunk is a little smaller than I thought it would be which is something to consider if you’re traveling with large suitcases
More videos to come! – at Las Vegas, NV
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Here is the true Pickup/Dropoff Geofence for Dallas.
It's a really good geofence. There are some holes, but most don't really matter.
The geofence covers ~89% of residents while only covering 78% of land mass.
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