Tesla FSD drives onto dirt shoulder to bypass bus crash

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) navigated onto the dirt shoulder to pass a bus crash blocking the road ahead, in an incident shared on X by Sawyer Merritt on March 15, 2026.

Tesla enthusiast Sawyer Merritt posted on X at 15:38 UTC on March 15, 2026, showcasing FSD's handling of a bus crash. The system drove off the paved road onto dirt to safely maneuver past the obstacle, prompting Merritt to call it 'Impressive.'

No specifics were given on location, vehicle model, or crash details. This example illustrates FSD's ability to adapt to unexpected roadblocks by deviating from standard lanes, contributing to discussions on its real-world performance.

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Illustration of Tesla car avoiding accident with FSD safety data overlay for news article
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Tesla releases new FSD safety data and video

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Tesla has released new safety statistics for its Full Self-Driving supervised system along with a video demonstrating accident avoidance.

A Tesla vehicle running Full Self-Driving software avoided a human-sized dummy thrown into its path at 45 mph during a test conducted on Thursday. The footage was shared by Tesla enthusiasts and later posted by the company’s official account.

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Tesla has released promotional videos that depict drivers not supervising its Full Self-Driving system, even as the company faces up to $14.5 billion in related lawsuits. The videos include one posted on May 26 showing a driver making espresso and another on June 9 filmed in Denmark where the system violated traffic laws. These clips contradict Tesla's legal argument that drivers must always supervise the technology.

A Texas man has been charged with manslaughter following a June 19 crash in which his Tesla Model 3 struck a home and killed a woman inside. Investigators determined he overrode the Full Self-Driving system by flooring the accelerator.

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