In an alarmingly common occurrence, a Cybertruck driver reports that their Foundation Series truck isn’t sure whether it’s driving in England or not.
Video: Cybertruck FSD Driving into Oncoming Traffic
The driver is unhurried but confused, here’s what they had to say about the critical malfunction:
“Let it go like this for a while and then corrected it… How can FSD get this wrong? I’m so baffled.”
Not an Isolated Occurrence, According to 5+ Drivers
It’s a rare day when I agree with a Cybertruck fan, but I’ll say it: I’m so baffled, too.
Here are a few folks in the comments who seem to be experiencing the same critical malfunction in their Cybertruck self-driving tech:
- “It does this every single time when driving on a freeway service/frontage road with double yellow lines.” That is sort of amazing, because that means the driver is repeatedly letting his FSD drive on the wrong side of the road.
- “I’ve had this happen once before (recently on latest version). Turned left, but went into the empty left lane and just stayed there. Had to disengage. It did not seem to care that a double yellow was on the right of it.”
- “happened to me today. let it go for a while to see if it would correct, and it just carried on cruising along on the wrong side. I finally corrected it when I saw a car in the distance coming towards me.” Well I’m glad he eventually corrected it before the head-on crash.
- “I’ve had it happen in the CT and in my M3, I suspect at least for me it was GPS issues.”
- “my truck did this today for a short time before I corrected it. I was also making a left turn!”
I was going to write a suitably blistering sign-off, but you know what, this Cybertruck driver does it about as well as I can. I’ll let him roast his vehicle:
“And they want to release unsupervised this year… shaking my head. I’m really pulling for FSD (so is over 50% of my life savings), but these are embarrassing, unacceptable errors that should have been corrected before releasing the very first version, not something we have to deal with in v13.”
So, turns out there’s a reason that Waymo has such great safety statistics: it knows which side of the road to drive on!


