Teslas FSD: Transport Minister Wants to Check German Special Route if Necessary
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The German Ministry of Transport announced on Tuesday 6 October an agreement with Tesla on the FSD, its system of driving aid, which will be able to exceed the limits of up to 10%. Berlin now promises to push for its approval throughout the European Union.
The German Minister of Transport, Steffen Bilger, announced on Tuesday 6 October that he wants a rapid approval of Tesla's FSD throughout the European Union. Berlin also agreed that the system should exceed speed limits by up to 10%.
Germany wants Tesla FSD in Europe – accepts 10 percent over the speed limit.
Tesla continues to advance with its autonomous driving system FSD and its arrival in more European countries allows it to be tested in increasingly varied situations; the ADAC has conducted a test in Denmark with surprising results; the technology demonstrates a very high level of capacity which raises the debate of why the EU is blocking it. Tesla has been using the name Full Self-Driving for years to define its commitment to autonomous driving…
Federal Transport Minister Bilger wants to allow Tesla's driving assistance FSD Supervised across the EU. If necessary, Germany should check its own routes.
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