First-hand Reports
Event 1
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Highway
Country: Australia
Date: 14 March 2026
Type: Speed limit confusion
Event: During a trip to North Lakes Costco, while travelling on the Bruce Highway near IKEA in a posted 80 km/h zone, FSD appeared limited to about 60 km/h, despite the vehicle display showing an 80 km/h speed limit. Manual acceleration was possible, but once pedal input was released, the vehicle decelerated back to below 60 km/h.
Outcome: Safe. Following vehicles became impatient and overtook. FSD returned to normal behaviour once the speed limit increased to 100 km/h.
Source: Own experience
Video link: A similar incident happened a couple of weeks later. here is the Youtube.
Event 2
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: 15 March 2026
Type: Potentially risky right turn
Event: Tesla FSD initiated a right turn slightly early—ultimately safe, but briefly appeared to come close to a vehicle traveling straight in the opposite direction.
Outcome: Safe.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube
Event 3
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: 8 March 2026
Type: Excessive speed for conditions
Event: Tesla FSD was driving along Robinson Road in Aspley at the 50 km/h speed limit. While not exceeding the limit, the rough, bumpy surface near the curb caused significant shaking, making the ride feel unsafe. My daughter became frightened, so I quickly disengaged FSD.
Outcome: Safe.
Source: Own experience
Video link: No video. The road surface image is below:
Event 4
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: 17 March 2026
Type: Narrow and crowded local road
Event: Tesla FSD navigates a busy local street smoothly, like an experienced driver.
Outcome: impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube
Event 5
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: 18 March 2026
Type: Seemingly confused
Event: Tesla FSD hesitated in traffic and began moving in behind a parked roadside car; I quickly intervened to correct it, prompting another driver to honk—the first time I’ve experienced this with FSD.
Outcome: frustrating.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube
Event 6
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Highway
Country: Australia
Date: February 2026
Type: Missing trailer detection
Event: On a trip to UQ, while passing under an overhead bridge, I noticed that a SUV towing a trailer directly ahead was displayed as just a SUV—the trailer was not detected. A possible reason is that the trailer was mostly grey and blended with the pavement, and the bridge shadow may have further reduced contrast.
Outcome: Safe, as FSD was not engaged—but this could have been a concern otherwise.
Source: Own experience
Video link: No video, but the location is shown in the image below.
Event 7
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Tesla FSD smoothly navigates a complex roundabout
Event: Tesla FSD smoothly navigates an exceptionally complex roundabout—one of the most intricate I’ve encountered. I deliberately challenged FSD with this scenario, and it handled it impressively.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube; The full view is shown in the image below.
Event 8
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Tesla FSD Honours “Keep Clear”
Event: Tesla FSD slowly follows the vehicle in front on a busy road and then comes to a complete stop before the “Keep Clear” zone.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube;
Event 9
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Exiting from the main road
Event: Tesla FSD performs a smooth exit from the main road.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube;
Event 10
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Confused by a small bridge
Event: Tesla FSD turned onto a narrow bridge with a pedestrian refuge in the middle, became confused, and began drifting toward oncoming traffic, requiring immediate intervention.
Outcome: FSD disengaged.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube;
Event 11
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Confused on a local road
Event: Tesla FSD became confused on a small local road with a speed limit of 20 km/h, and began drifting toward oncoming traffic, requiring immediate intervention.
Outcome: FSD disengaged.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube;
Event 12
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Merging into the busy traffic on a main road
Event: Tesla FSD patiently waited for its opportunity to merge into the busy traffic on a main road.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube from the right pillar view.
Event 13
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Merging into one lane
Event: Tesla FSD clears a busy intersection and merges into one lane.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube;
Event 14
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Speed limit confusion in a school zone
Event: Tesla FSD maintained 40 km/h on a 70 km/h road, failing to recognize that the school zone speed limit was no longer in effect. Drivers behind became impatient, and I had to repeatedly press the accelerator as FSD seemed reluctant to speed up.
Outcome: Frustrating.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube;
Event 15
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Failed to stop at the stop line
Event: Tesla FSD failed to stop at the stop line, and I had to intervene and stop the car to avoid a potential conflict with another vehicle.
Outcome: Near miss.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube;
Event 16
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD Takes a Roller-Coaster Ride
Event: This stretch of the Brisbane Inner City Bypass—aka my son’s “roller coaster bridge”—gave FSD a fun challenge. It didn’t quite stick to the speed limits (30 km/h then 60 km/h), but otherwise handled the ride like a champ.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube;
Event 17
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD makes an aggressive lane changing
Event: That’s probably not something I would have done.
Outcome: Potentially risky.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube;
Event 18
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD has a friendly interaction with a pedestrian
Event: Apparently, the pedestrain didn’t notice I was not the one who was driving the car :-)
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube;
Event 19
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD changed lanes too late
Event: FSD changed lanes too late; I had to intervene to avoid missing the turn.
Outcome: Potentially risky.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube;
Event 20
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD’s first encounter of the so-called traffic light dilemma
Event: Overall, FSD performed well—there’s nothing to complain about; after all, this is known as the “traffic light dilemma” in traffic engineering literature.
Outcome: Potentially risky or impressive?
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube;
Event 21
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Merging into another lane without turning on the indicator
Event: FSD merged into another lane without using the indicator. This was risky given the heavy traffic during the afternoon rush hour.
Outcome: Potentially risky.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube;
Event 22
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Lane departure
Event: This happened when Tesla FSD was merging onto the Bruce Highway.
Outcome: Potentially risky.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube;
Event 23
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Lane departure
Event: This happened when Tesla FSD was travelling on a local road.
Outcome: Potentially risky.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube;
Event 24
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Lane departure
Event: This happened when Tesla FSD was travelling on a local road with dashed yellow edge line.
Outcome: Potentially risky.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube;
Event 25
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: The front camera failed to detect a car
Event: Around 37 seconds into the clip, the Tesla suddenly slowed down and drifted slightly, which startled me. I then noticed a car approaching from the road on the left that had come to a stop. After reviewing the front camera footage, I was puzzled because no car was visible at that moment. However, when I checked the left pillar camera, the car was clearly there. It appears the front camera may have missed it because the vehicle was stopped in the shadow of the trees.
Outcome: Potentially risky.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View; Youtube - Left-pillar Camera View;
This incident can be clearly seen from the two screenshots below as well:
Event 26
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD avoiding bus
Event: FSD changed lanes to avoid a stopping bus. The maneuver was smooth and confident.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 27
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD stops for puppy.
Event: FSD noticed a playful puppy running alongside the road, slowed to nearly a complete stop before accelerating again.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 28
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD’s Shocking Disregard for Road Markings.
Event: I was shocked by FSD’s total disregard for road markings—it behaved like someone behind the wheel for the very first time. For context, I didn’t intervene on purpose; I wanted to see how far it would go.
Outcome: Shocking & risky
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 29
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD totally ignored the bicycle lane.
Event: FSD totally ignored the bicycle lane when waiting at the traffic light.
Outcome: Risky.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 30
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD played the perfect gentleman at a busy intersection.
Event: FSD yielded to a truck at a busy intersection, but in doing so missed the traffic light.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 31
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Speeding in the school zone.
Event: FSD detected the school zone, but continued to accelerate. The warning chime remained active throughout. As it kept picking up speed, I intervened and applied the brake before it became unsafe.
Outcome: Risky.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 32
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD slowed down for motorcyclist.
Event: In heavy traffic approaching a traffic light, FSD didn’t immediately move with the car ahead. I was initially surprised by the delay, but quickly realized it had detected a motorcyclist passing through.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 33
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD gave way at a small, uncontrolled intersection.
Event: In heavy traffic, FSD stopped to let a car making a right turn, despite there is no “Keep Clear” sign. Its driving ID seems to surpass many human drivers.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 34
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD Hesitates on Encroaching Bus.
Event: A bus needed to encroach into the opposing lane to complete a sharp left turn. FSD detected this and began slowing down, but hesitated and did not come to a full stop. I intervened before it became unsafe.
Outcome: Potentially dangerous.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 35
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD Navigates Busy Traffic Around a Cyclist.
Event: On a busy, crowded road, FSD interacted cautiously with a cyclist.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 36
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD navigates through a busy roundabout.
Event: FSD navigates through a busy roundabout both from the front camera view and the righ pillar camera view.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View; Youtube - Right Pillar Camera View;
Event 37
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD makes quick decisions to avoid stopped vehicles.
Event: FSD did it twice in a short interval.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 38
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD detects and anticipates a pedestrian.
Event: On UQ’s St Lucia campus, FSD anticipated a pedestrian approaching the crossing and stopped early to give way.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 39
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD interacts with vehicles on a narrow and unmarked road.
Event: It’s a narrow, crowded, and steep local road with no lane markings. FSD handled the oncoming vehicle smoothly and safely.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 40
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD Speed Limit Bug.
Event: On a local road with a speed limit of 50 km/h, FSD’s screen displayed 30 km/h. When I tried to increase the speed closer to 50 km/h, it triggered a red warning alert.
Outcome: Frustrating.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 41
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD went to a wrong lane.
Event: FSD was planning to make a left turn, but it mistakenly moved into a right-turn-only lane.
Outcome: Dangerous.
Source: Own experience
Event 42
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD Nails Complex Roundabout—But Signals Wrong.
Event: FSD did an impressive job of making a U turn by navigating this highly complex roundabout. However, on approach, a closer look at the screen shows it briefly indicated the wrong lane change twice.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 43
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD Gets “Stage Fright” While Pulling Out of Parking Lot.
Event: FSD began pulling out of a parking lot with shoppers nearby and another car waiting. It started smoothly, but midway seemed to “freeze” with a hint of stage fright, unexpectedly shifting into reverse. I intervened before the other driver became impatient.
Outcome: Frustrating & embarrassing.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 44
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: A small bridge creats a big problem for FSD (Part I).
Event: FSD was supposed to turn left onto the bridge; however, it became completely confused and got stuck at the intersection. I had to intervene, but by then it was a little too late, so I had to continue driving straight instead. In a separate video clip, you will see the same bridge causing another major issue for FSD on the return trip.
Outcome: Dangerous.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 45
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: A small bridge creats a big problem for FSD (Part II).
Event: This is the same bridge. On the return trip, FSD was supposed to turn right but became completely confused and almost drove into oncoming traffic, so I had to intervene.
Outcome: Dangerous.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 46
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Bad lane selection.
Event: FSD made a very poor lane selection when turning onto the main road. The leftmost lane would have been the natural choice, as FSD was supposed to make a left turn shortly afterwards; however, it moved directly into the rightmost lane instead.
Outcome: Dangerous.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 47
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Impressive FSD Vigilance Around Young Pedestrians.
Event: On a dark evening, FSD demonstrated strong vigilance while a group of young pedestrians was crossing the road. After they had finished crossing and the vehicle began moving again, I noticed a slight drift in its trajectory. It then became apparent that one of the pedestrians seemed unsteady, and FSD was proactively trying to maintain a safe distance.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 48
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Another poor lane selection, or, poor road design?
Event: FSD merged onto another road via a ramp. The first two lanes are designated for right turns only, while the outermost lane is the correct lane that FSD should have taken. However, FSD was too slow to move into the correct lane in time. To be fair, this is a poorly designed section of road.
Outcome: Dangerous.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 49
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Did FSD just run a red light?
Event: Did FSD just run a red light? or almost?
Outcome: Dangerous.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 50
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Did FSD Have Another Case of Stage Fright?
Event: In a parking lot, another car stopped to let FSD proceed first, but FSD became confused midway through the manoeuvre, and I had to intervene.
Outcome: Frustrating and embarrassing.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 51
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD went to a wrong lane
Event: FSD was planning to make a left turn, but it mistakenly moved into a right-turn-only lane.
Outcome: Dangerous.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 52
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: FSD partially travels on the road shoulder
Event: While entering the freeway via an on-ramp, FSD failed to recognise the lane boundary and appeared to treat the road shoulder as an additional lane, travelling fast with the vehicle positioned half in the lane and half on the shoulder.
Outcome: Risky.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 53
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Tesla FSD let a car cut in in congested traffic
Event: Tesla FSD politely let a car cut in during heavy traffic.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 54
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Tesla FSD avoids blocking the intersection despite the green light
Event: Tesla FSD showed some impressive traffic IQ here—holding back on a green light to avoid blocking the intersection.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 55
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Tesla FSD smoothly drives around a stopped car
Event: On a narrow, busy—and chaotic—road, Tesla FSD smoothly navigates around a stopped car.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 56
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: Tesla FSD did a terrible job in making a right turn
Event: Tesla FSD did a terrible job in making a right turn by cutting well into the lane of oncoming traffic.
Outcome: Dangerous.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 57
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: March 2026
Type: A rare moment of smart lane selection by Tesla FSD
Event: One of my biggest frustrations with Tesla FSD is its often puzzling lane choices. But here’s a rare win: while merging, it correctly anticipated an upcoming right turn and quickly moved into a dedicated right-turn lane.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 58
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: April 2026
Type: Turn left or turn right? Tesla FSD couldn’t quite make up its mind
Event: When the left-turn light went green, it just… stayed put. Even more puzzling, a closer look at the screen shows it briefly switching to a right-turn signal. In the end, I had to give it a gentle nudge on the accelerator—then it finally made the left turn.
Outcome: Puzzling & frustrating.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 59
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: April 2026
Type: Tesla FSD won’t move? You might want to look around before you start cursing
Event: In a parking lot, Tesla FSD refused to move. I was puzzled—then quickly I realized: the car in front was about to reverse.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 60
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: April 2026
Type: Tesla FSD seems to have a procrastination problem
Event: One of my recurring frustrations with Tesla FSD on daily drives is what feels like “lane selection procrastination.” It often delays signalling or moving into the correct lane until the very last second—even when I’ve already manually turned on and held the indicator, like in this clip. This behaviour can be quite stressful and often keeps me on edge.
Outcome: Dangerous and frustrating.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 61
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: April 2026
Type: Tesla FSD gently “negotiate” with a very confused bin chicken
Event: Feeling overwhelmed? Need a little warmth, peace, and love? Watch Tesla FSD gently “negotiate” with a very confused bin chicken. My kids and I kept hitting “watch again”… Bonus: FSD glided through the intersection on yellow. Like a pro.
Outcome: Calm.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 62
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: April 2026
Type: Tesla FSD KEEP CLEAR
Event: From my daily experience, one thing FSD consistently gets right is actually respecting those markings. It sees “keep clear” and—shockingly—keeps it clear. Here’s a great example.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 63
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: April 2026
Type: Tesla FSD facing off with a pick-up truck in a parking lot.
Event: I have to admit… I kind of envy its skills; Somehow less awkward than I’d be in these situations.
Outcome: Impressive.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;
Event 64
System: Tesla Model Y FSD 2026
Context: Suburb
Country: Australia
Date: April 2026
Type: Tesla FSD run off the road while merging.
Event: Tesla FSD an off the road while merging… completely ignoring the lines.
Outcome: Dangerous.
Source: Own experience
Video link: Youtube - Front Camera View;