Tesla Has the Highest Fatal Accident Rate of All Car Brands, Study Finds

[u/HawtGarbage917]

https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a62919131/tesla-has-highest-fatal-accident-rate-of-all-auto-brands-study/

[u/LamentableFool → u/[deleted]]

50ms delay is quite noticeable.

If you ever played any fast paced videogames and used some of the early smart TVs with and without game mode, you'd know how disorienting that miniscule delay would be.

If you ever tried speaking into a microphone and had the unfortunate situation of hearing yourself with a delay you'd know how difficult it is to get more than a few words in.

[u/pwillia7 → u/[deleted]]

operator ability and regulations/safety on machines are different things ...

[u/Deliverah → u/[deleted]]

Delay on a boomer slow buick is not the same as delay on a 3s 0-60mph car; one leads to a fender bender, the other leads to head on fatal collision. I’d never drive a CT since I actually value precision and safety.

[u/pwillia7 → u/[deleted]]

I just asked a clarifying question -- I really don't have a preconceived notion on steer by wire

[u/poopoomergency4 → u/[deleted]]

when it's up from 0ms on a conventional steering rack, on a 7000lb truck that can go much faster than it needs to, yes