My three-year-old has mistaken a streetlight seen through her bedroom window for the moon more than once, but then I don’t let her drive either.
EDIT: Though even that isn't a traffic light, and not the other way around.
If your head was in a vice and your eyeballs were superglued into the straight-ahead position you might have more trouble.
That's not a great comparison, since our focal area is different than that of cameras. I'm pretty sure anyone looking at the camera feeds in a Tesla wouldn't be confused either; this is a software problem.
So tesla just needs to make the cameras on their cars swivel around, Thomas the tank engine style?
You also are making posts on the internet describing your abilities, you seem to have a much more advanced intelligence that might be hard for a computer in a car to replicate.
Which is why the computer needs a cheat code in the form of LIDAR to compete.