@Tesla: Born with cerebral palsy & limited peripheral vision, Justin spent years adapting just to stay on the road. FSD Supervi…
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Tesla shares the story of Justin Strafuss, a driver with cerebral palsy and limited peripheral vision, who says FSD Supervised restores his driving freedom and reduces the mental load of manual driving.
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Born with cerebral palsy & limited peripheral vision, Justin spent years adapting just to stay on the road.
FSD Supervised gives him back the freedom to go where he wants, when he wants – all without the constant mental load that comes with manual driving
Justin Strafuss (@MstrHappyJustin): When I was a baby I was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy (right hemiplegia). At 15 I had to get a left-foot accelerator because my right foot couldn’t press the gas. I also have no peripheral vision on my right side and was in accidents that weren’t my fault because of it. In 2023
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