Finland’s transport authority Traficom said on Nov. 11 that on Nov. 10 it recognized the Dutch provisional type-approval of Tesla Assisted Driving, allowing Tesla to offer the system to customers in Finland immediately, the agency announced. Helsingin Sanomat reported the same decision. Traficom said an EU-wide approval is still expected during the coming winter, and that the driver remains fully responsible even if the experience resembles a self-driving car. The system’s name has been changed from Full Self-Driving (Supervised) to Tesla Assisted Driving, and Traficom said drivers can no longer have the system continuously maintain a speed 50% above the limit; any settings that allow speeding are reset to the speed limit when the car is restarted. Related: the Dutch RDW approval.
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AUTONOMY / SOFTWARE & FSDFinland Approves Tesla Assisted Driving After Recognizing Dutch Type Approval
The decision came Nov. 10. EU-wide approval is still expected this winter. Traficom said the driver remains fully responsible, and the system’s name no longer refers to self-driving.
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