Thank you @Telsa for not redacting the March and April Narratives in the SGO-2021-01_Incident_Reports_ADS report! It helps in putting the Robotaxi incidents into perspective. It also helps to show how bad humans are, at least compared with Tesla ADS. I find it interesting that all the listed incidents were in Austin, and all in Model Ys. Any chance of updating the earlier months' Narratives with something other than "Redacted..."?

I've had a Tesla for months and still can't get over how good FSD is. Times I thought I'd have to intervene when Tesla just handled it: - Emergency vehicle needed to turn into our lane on a green light. Telsa stopped, let it pass, and then continued. - Tesla was blocking an intersection when the lights changed. It switched lanes and pulled up as far is it could to unblock the cross traffic. - Main road was closed off in a construction zone and there was a temp lane marked by cones. Tesla figured it out. This is AGI

Tesla has just officially surpassed Waymo in the total number of robotaxis registered to date in Texas for the first time. • Tesla: 1,302 • Waymo: 1,297 Tesla just added another 20 Model Ys.

Tesla is holding an event to celebrate the opening of their new Tesla Semi Laredo, Texas service center, the first of its kind in Texas. "Witness the growth of our Semi network with a site tour, experience Semi on a ride-along and learn more about Service from our team." h/t @gheeunit, more info:

Tesla's Optimus robots are moving from simple factory tasks toward more complex jobs, according to Elon Musk. He says the public will eventually be able to buy them once their safety, reliability, and range of abilities are good enough.