Name: 障害者はテスラを運転できるのか？ (Can a Disabled Person Drive a Tesla?)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:52:59.000Z
Duration: 10 min 10 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

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[Cambry] This is the first car I'll drive in 2019.

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So if you remember back when I made the off-road wheelchair and surprised Cambry with it, there

were a lot of questions in that video of how she can drive a car.

[Zack] Would you like to show everyone how you use these hand controls in a Tesla?

So a lot of people think that Tesla autopilot is a way to get from point A to point B, but

And everything that Cambry needs to drive this car is in this bag.

They are called hand controls, and I'm going to show you how they work.

[Zack] So this is Cambry's first time actually driving the Tesla, and this particular style

of hand controls...every hand control is a bit different and this is more of a temporary

[Cambry] The ones in my car are permanently bolted in, and you operate a little bit differently

[Zack] But they have the same basic principle.

So right now these temporary hand controls are set up around...there's a strap around

And this one goes down to the brake pedal.

So as she grabs this lever right here, pushes in for the brake, and then she pulls back

[Cambry] This is the first car I'll drive of 2019.

Explain to us how this setup is different than the setup in your Subaru.

[Cambry] In my setup, if I push forward, it's the brake, and down is the gas.

But if I go down, nothing's going to happen.

So it's just...there's going to be a learning curve.

Okay, I'm going to explain how this works.

So in order to work this whole thing, make sure the brake's on like it is right now,

Remember, pulling back towards you is the gas pedal.

If you want to put it into park, it's this button right here.

If you want it to go into drive, you click it down hard all the way.

And that gave us the D right there, which means we are in drive.

And so if you release on the brake, like if you just let go of the hand controls for a

[Zack] And the reason nothing happened is because here on the display panel, we don't

So the car is never going to roll forward by itself.

Now remember, the hand controls are pretty sensitive.

So if you pull back slowly, then we'll start inching forward.

[Cambry] And there's a chance I might not have to use the brakes as much as I would

[Zack] Exactly, because of the regenerative braking.

But you'll...you'll get a feel for that as we go.

[Zack] How does the regenerative braking feel?

I feel like I'm...like I'm not applying the brakes, but it just feels like it's naturally

So regenerative braking is actually pretty awesome.

A) you never have to use your brake pads so you hardly ever have to change out components

on the Tesla because it's a super simple design.

You have your internal motor and then your batteries.

There's no oil changes...nothing like that.

The nice thing about it is that A) it's slowing down for you, but B) it's also charging the

So you're actually gaining mileage as you're gong down hills or you're coming to a stop.

It's using that energy and putting it right back into the batteries again, which is pretty

So Cambry has the hand controls figured out pretty well.

We're going to take it on the freeway and we're going to try out something called autopilot,

which is kind of a game changer for the disabled community.

A lot of people, like I mentioned before, think autopilot is a way to get from point

A to point B, but that's seriously not quite the case yet.

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, calls autopilot more of a hands-on system instead of a self-driving

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