Almost "racing" against a train, Tesla's FSD once again fails at a railroad crossing
“Tesla FSD frequently made dangerous maneuvers at railway crossings. Recently, Xing Lei, the founder of AutoXing, posted a video on the social platform X, stating that recently while driving to his relative’s house in the United States, he activated FSD and drove onto a railway crossing. Despite the normal flashing signal lights and the continuous honking of trains, the vehicle did not stop but instead tried to continue passing. Xing Lei promptly stepped on the brakes to take control of the vehicle and avoid it from entering the train’s path.” Xing Lei told Observer Network that at the time of the incident, the software version installed in the vehicle was FSD 14.3.7. After this incident, he has upgraded to the latest version 14.3.8. According to Xing Lei, he was going to his relative’s house, mainly using ordinary local roads connecting small towns in the United States. “Now I basically use FSD whenever I go out,” he said. The video from the vehicle’s recorder showed that the vehicle approached the railway crossing at a low speed while FSD was activated. At that time, the signal lights at the crossing were on, and the sound of the trains’ honking could be clearly heard. However, the vehicle only briefly slowed down before showing intentions to continue across the tracks. Xing Lei said that there were no railings set up at this railway crossing, and such…