Tesla Traps & Kills 4 People

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The proof is in the pudding.
As more are on the road, there'll
be statistics about safety.

I think maybe the nature of that is too complex to tell us anything really definitive. The accident rate has to be multiplied by complex infrastructure variables across the nation, not just by human error variables. Alright, I'm done posting..

 

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And another thing too, is that around the lake here, there is literally no shoulder at all on the roads, with people probably doing almost 40 miles an hour in spots. With blind corners.. So what happens if you break down and can't pull over properly around one of those? Oh, that's a human error statistic I guess. I mean come on. Am am I not making sense here or what?