I Let Tesla FSD 14.3.9 Drive Through Atlanta... Here's What Happened

In this video, I put Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) 14.3.9 software to the test, allowing it to navigate the busy streets of Atlanta. As a Tesla Model 3 owner and enthusiast, I was excited to see how the latest FSD update would perform in real-world conditions. With Elon Musk's vision for autonomous driving at the forefront, I was curious to observe how the system would handle complex scenarios, such as construction zones and pedestrian traffic. The Tesla FSD system is designed to assist drivers with navigation, but it also requires driver attention at all times, which raises interesting questions about the future of driving. Watch as I let Tesla FSD 14.3.9 take the wheel and navigate Atlanta, and find out what happened during my experience with this cutting-edge technology. From the capabilities of the Tesla navigation system to the potential of autonomous driving, this video explores it all, providing a unique perspective on the latest advancements in the world of Tesla and autonomous vehicles. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro - FSD 14.3.9 Atlanta test 00:29 Leaving the parking deck 01:16 FSD thinks it's outside - parking deck confusion 02:44 Blind exit - easing out safely 03:15 Merging onto backed-up interstate 03:40 Mad Max mode in heavy traffic 10:22 10th Street exit lane save 11:05 Traffic meter test onto interstate 18:24 Did it block the intersection? 19:01 Metered ramp - will Tesla obey? 20:25 Zipper merge success 21:20 How FSD handles stop lights & stop signs 32:04 Asking Grok - Is Cybercab the Model 2? 32:53 Can you buy a Cybercab fleet? 34:17 When is robotaxi coming to Atlanta? 35:17 Atlanta weather + NFL scoreboard chat 44:56 Battery check - 80% to 73% 52:53 Camera glare + Tesla service appointment 53:57 Roundabout test 01:08:39 One mile from home 01:12:08 Wrapping up - thanks for watching Get 3 months of Full Self-Driving (Supervised) or $400 off Solar Panel installation with my referral link. https://ts.la/marshall607287