Tesla driver appears to be asleep behind the wheel on Toronto's busy Highway 401 Toronto HWY401 Tesla
that once seemed impossibly futuristic, those highway signs could be obsolete within decades... if not sooner.
Drowsiness will always prove dangerous when drivers are reliant on their own feeble human minds and bodies to operate perfectly — but computers don't get tired. They stay sharp until they die and need to be recharged. Nobody's saying that autonomous vehicles are smarter than people but some drivers — particularly Tesla drivers — already seem quite comfortable letting robots take the wheel.shows someone who appears to be fast asleep behind the wheel of a Tesla while cruising along the 401 in Toronto.
A driver on Hwy. 401 was caught Tuesday evening with their eyes closed behind the wheel of what's believed to be a self-driving Tesla.
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