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If in fact the number of accidents per driver for a Tesla is that much higher when you take into account actual say time on the road or miles traveled then that's a significant thing and I'm not heard that statistic before.

I would be interested to know if accidents increase for all cars when somebody is using cruise control for example. If you're on the highway and you're driving and you set your cruise control I've always thought that it's a bit dangerous because you're really not paying attention as much as you were on a long drive. It helps you from accidentally going over a speed limit you might not want to exceed but at least with the original cruise controls which took no account of a car in front of you it seemed to me they were always more dangerous so I wondered if they also increase the rate of accidents per driver.

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I despise these cars. Everything about them rubs me the wrong way, from the explosive batteries to the geo-fenced nature of EV travel. I hate Musk's stance on right to repair, his cultist following of apologists, and above all I hate the concept of auto pilot for vehicles. If you don't want to drive, you shouldn't be behind the wheel. Hire a chauffeur like rich idiots have had to do previously throughout recorded history.

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where's the archive link ? it's not working for me

IQ and car models go hand in hand...personally, I think the lowest IQ levels are associated with all EVs and Dodge mini-vans, the next lower IQ goes with all other mini-van make and models....the idiots who own these loser vehicles are so warped with "saving the planet" and "world peace" that they forget to use the turn signal when changing lanes...NOTE, a fat bitch in a Dodge mini-van loaded with dogs and fat kids is a biker's worst enemy on the road.