Here is how good the Tesla FSD really is.

I can state that since the introduction of the first full self-driving and up to the most current versions that we have now, there have been enormous advancements.

When the FSD was first presented, a number of industry professionals expressed worries about the FSD's potential risk to other road users since they didn't think the technology could be that advanced.

Today's technology has shown to be both safer and more capable than the majority of human drivers.

I appreciate how quickly Tesla has responded to many of the issues raised. For instance, the most recent update mandates that the driver occasionally touch the steering wheel to confirm that he is paying attention and not dozing off while driving, as we've seen many drivers do on internet videos.

The car will also automatically stop if it senses that the driver is not paying attention to the road.

I have no doubt that it's only a matter of time before we see even more remarkable advancements that will establish it as the go-to choice for confidently and easily navigating any road condition.

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