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Arizona Student Is Denied License Because Tesla Has FSD / Too Many Safety Features
21 Sep 2024 | Abstracted from NotTeslaApp
"The AZDOT tester thought that the daughter was using FSD during the driving portion of her exam and ended up denying her license. Now, while we know FSD sometimes drives like a teen driver, it turns out that...Model Y didn't even have FSD.
" They found another reason to deny the license – insufficient use of the brake pedal..AZDOT thought the student driver may have had some unfair advantages..."
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