Cybertruck FSD drives 1,200 miles from Chicago to Florida without steering wheel or pedal touch (100% FSD score)!
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I did the same thing from Memphis to Phoenix the up the Alcan to my home in Alaska. Wonderful trip.
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Just got back from Texas looks like i drove 3 miles.
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Who will do the first 100% FSD Cannonball NY to LA ?
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Thats pretty wild and a hell of an accomplishment
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Difficult to believe that over 1,200 or 1,500 miles were driven without a steering wheel or pedal touch.
No Nags? It pulled close enough to every Super Charger without intervention, and parking for every stop to eat, after all of the parking comments we've seen? No navigation problems that required intervention?
It's great to see that this could be where we are, but, guess I need more than a screen shot to be convinced. I'd like to see ride-along with a skeptic passenger and some video!
No Nags? It pulled close enough to every Super Charger without intervention, and parking for every stop to eat, after all of the parking comments we've seen? No navigation problems that required intervention?
It's great to see that this could be where we are, but, guess I need more than a screen shot to be convinced. I'd like to see ride-along with a skeptic passenger and some video!
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Zero chance my car would do this without risking getting rear ended on the highway. Just on my commute it thinks it’s a 55mph on a 65mph minimum highway. Posted is 70mph. I can’t even do 100% on my commute lol
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We should make a CT Cannonball group trip.
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Driving Chicago to Cape Coral next week for the winter. how long did this trip take you and how many stops?
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After using FSD for a few days on long trips, idk if this is a brag or evidence of poor driving
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I love driving the truck so much that I will never have anything close to 100% self-driving. Highways on long road trips I love it but when we get to our destinations for 3-12 days I have to drive 
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