content: Tesla is very clear about the car's capabilities and the driver's responsibilities, and there are a bunch of different warnings that progressively escalate until it's blaringly screaming at you and slowly bringing the car to a full stop. You don't know what the fuck you're talking about. Unless the car were to suddenly dart into incoming traffic without giving the person time to correct, which it doesn't do unless some three letter agency gets their grubby little hands on it, unless it does that, you've got to be a full blown idiot to get in a wreck with it. In any case fully autonomous driving is set to be released soon, and it's on a separate development track that is supposed to be way better, but we'll just have to wait and see. Once that shit's in control, then by all means, blame the shit out of Tesla for each wreck that approaches the average rate of car crashes for good drivers. Edit: This happened a while ago, so some of the safety features I mentioned may not have been implemented, but they have always made it very clear that you need to be awake, alert, and ready to take over at any time. After a very small amount of driving it's very obvious by the car's driving style, that it shouldn't be fully trusted. It generally stays in the lines, but it's not smooth, and the fact that it's not smooth, reiterates the already very clear warnings that Tesla provides about needing to be vigilant at all times.