why do i suddenly lose control of car in asphalt 8 airborne

From the video the Tesla is making a lane change and stopping simultaneously which means there could be a case of the Tesla FSD/driver doing a unsafe lane change. I think what's interesting here is it's likely the first instance where Tesla FSD has been involved in an accident which affected other drivers. But this is not an intuitive response, you have to learn it the hard way. Worse, there’s no obvious way “out” of this cycle except to take your foot off the accelerator and let the car (briefly) win.Ĭounterintuitively, the “correct” way to deal with phantom braking is to avoid the accelerator entirely and instead dive right for the brake pedal: this instantly disengages cruise control. This can lead to a feedback loop where the car’s rapid acceleration/deceleration pattern makes it difficult to maintain consistent pressure on the pedal, and so the experience is like being in a rodeo. Unfortunately if you even briefly let up on the accelerator, the car proceeds to violently slam on the brakes again. That is, autopilot continues to try to stop but temporarily accepts your override, but only as long as you maintain consistent pressure on the accelerator. Intuitively when a car suddenly slows down it feels like the right response is to press on the accelerator: however in my experience this puts you in an unstable regime where you are “fighting” with the car.

It’s that the required human intervention is extremely non-intuitive. The worst part of phantom braking is not just the need for a sudden human intervention. PS: If you use street view you will see how it was 3 years ago, before the construction of the tunnel This is Google maps saying 'go right' in the middle of a tunnel: ( the two roundabouts are connected by a tunnel ) This is just a possible reason, and I'm definitely not suggesting that this is what did happen. With this information I think the navigation system of the Tesla could have been similarly stupid and tried to turn left on a ghost road just to discover there's no road and so decided to stop. Something I noticed with Google maps ( I don't have a Tesla, and maybe the navigation system of the Tesla is similar ), is that sometimes thinks tunnels can access the road above them ( in a tunnel near my home Google maps always tells me 'turn right' in the middle of the tunnel without understanding that I need to get out of the tunnel first and take the ramp ). I'm trying to reason 'why the Tesla did stop?', in the second video on TheIntercept website, I can notice a left exit before the point where the Tesla stopped.

Why do i suddenly lose control of car in asphalt 8 airborne