The British deprived of the rights to 1,5 years for their boundless confidence in the autopilot Tesla

28 April 2018

A British court has denied 39-year-old Bhavisha Patel the rights to 18 months for reckless riding in the passenger seat

The notorious passenger seat was in the cabin of the electric car Tesla S60 is a £70 000 (₽of 6.05 million) which Bavish Patel was spotted near the town of Nottingham, travelling on congested M1 motorway at a speed of 40 mph (64,3 km/h) with a stuffy head in his hands, i.e. in autopilot mode. Removed third-party driver for the video gathered many views on the Internet, including from law enforcement officers. As a result, the investigator traffic police kirk Caldicott drew Patel as "defiantly irresponsible," adding that: "his behavior can end in tragedy for other people, moving in that day on the highway". He added: "I Hope that Patel will take advantage of this suspension and think about what prompted him to make such a decision."



Pleaded the court guilty of dangerous driving, the hapless driver admitted that he was a "fool," but noted that: "Tesla – the car "stunning", and he just happened to be a "loser", which got under distribution". Besides deprivation of the rights of Royal justice slapped Patel 100 hours of community service, a 10-day rehabilitation (in the sense of "brainwashing" to enhance social responsibility) and a fine of £1800 (₽155.5 thousand) to payment of court costs.