Tesla in FSD mode drove through narrow streets in Aarhus, Denmark
According to InsideEVs, a Tesla vehicle in Full Self-Driving (FSD) mode drove through central streets in Aarhus, Denmark, during an approximately 21-minute test published on the robotirl YouTube channel. The route ran through narrow cobblestone lanes, where traffic was complicated by pedestrians, cyclists, café visitors, strollers by the road, and oncoming cars.
Traffic in central Aarhus
One of the participants in the ride, a local resident, explained that cars on these streets have to share space with other road users. Pedestrians may walk in the middle of the roadway, so driving here requires patience and precise steering.
According to the publication, the driver did not touch the controls throughout the video. FSD stopped for cyclists before turns or before moving into the oncoming lane, slowly drove around obstacles, and waited for a dog to cross the road. In one episode, the Tesla passed an oncoming car and a stroller in a narrow passage, adjusting the vehicle's position.
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Recorded errors
Two minor incidents were noticed during the test. While driving around an obstacle, the vehicle moved one wheel into the oncoming lane without activating the turn signal. In another case, the Tesla stopped too far away from a traffic light.
The passenger who provided the vehicle for the test said that he had not previously taken FSD through some of these streets. At the same time, according to InsideEVs, successfully completing such a route does not mean passengers can stop watching the road: the system still requires human supervision. The timeline for a possible authorization to operate FSD in Europe without constant driver monitoring remains uncertain.
