They chased it for HOW long!?
They had to chase the Tesla for 15 minutes — at speeds reaching 70mph.A German driver has lost his license after allegedly falling asleep while his Tesla drove down the Autobahn highway with its Autopilot feature activated.by Bavarian police, officers tried to stop the self-driving Tesla, but to no avail. Police state that the vehicle "kept the same distance from the patrol car in front," reaching speeds of 70mph.
The 45-year-old driver was reportedly seen in a reclined position with his eyes closed and his hands off the steering wheel, implying he had allowed Autopilot to take full control.behind the wheel of a Tesla, a dangerous trend that has ended in several collisions already.
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