Investing.com -- Estonia’s transport authority announced on Friday that it has cleared Tesla’s (NASDAQ:TSLA) FSD driver-assistance system for use on the country’s roads, following recognition of a type approval initially granted in the Netherlands.
The authority confirmed that Tesla FSD is classified as a level 2 driver assistance system, which means drivers remain fully responsible for safe driving at all times and must be prepared to take control immediately.
Tesla confirmed the development on X, stating that "FSD Supervised now approved in Estonia. Rollout will begin soon."
According to the transport authority, the system underwent testing on European roads for a year and a half before receiving approval in the Netherlands, which Estonia has now accepted.
The authority noted that self-driving and remotely operated vehicles have been operating in Estonia since 2017, and that approving Tesla’s FSD represents a logical progression in the country’s approach to autonomous vehicle technology.
In addition to the Netherlands, Lithuania has also approved Tesla’s driver assistance system for use on its roads.
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