- Tesla FSD handled narrow Brussels streets, police and tricky junctions with mostly impressive confidence.
- Almost driving into a staff-only area at the airport forced the driver to take over after the car previously drove into the wrong lane through an intersection.
- FSD is expanding across Europe, but speed-limit concerns persist, and drivers must remain ready to take over.
Driving through Brussels gave Tesla’s Full Self-Driving plenty to think about. Between its narrow streets, tram tracks, and an intersection that even confused the occupants about who had priority, this drive offered a revealing look at how the FSD Supervised handles European roads and traffic. Both are quite different from the U.S., where the system got most of its training data from.
