Tesla campaigns against New Jersey bill that would require human drivers in autonomous vehicles
By
Joey Klender
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Summary
Tesla is actively campaigning against proposed New Jersey legislation (Bill A-4740) that would require a human driver to be present in autonomous vehicles, effectively blocking Tesla's planned Robotaxi service. The company sent emails to New Jersey owners urging them to oppose the bill, framing it as anti-innovation. The article contrasts Tesla's aggressive push for driverless technology with its ongoing struggles with basic navigation features in its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system, which still requires supervision and has known limitations.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledTurn-by-turn navigation is not new technology.
Tesla, the company that promised revolutionary Full Self-Driving (FSD), continues to struggle with this foundational capability.
Tesla has launched a direct campaign targeting its customers in New Jersey, sending emails that warn of pending legislation that could effectively ban true driverless technology in the state.
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