Everyday I drive among a bunch of Teslas in Texas and I haven't encountered any asshole Tesla driver yet. I think they might even be more careful given the long wait times for repairs in case they get into a fender bender.
The pickup truck drivers on the other hand...
> Examining driving-safety issues, Jerry found that most Tesla drivers scored lower than others on acceleration safety, but had lower average and top speeds. The electric-car drivers were also less likely to use their phone while driving — a statistic the insurance agency attributed to Tesla's large infotainment system, which could replace the need for a phone on drives.
>The electric-car drivers were also less likely to use their phone while driving — a statistic the insurance agency attributed to Tesla's large infotainment system
You can't play any games or watch video on the touchscreen unless the car's parked so I don't see why that would apply.
I suspect it may be due to the onboard navigation being better than average, so folks aren’t using their phones to navigate.
Also UI controls for calling, or dictating texts. Apple CarPlay does this but finding a specific contact to call can be difficult and for me requires pulling over and getting out my phone. I could see some drivers just not pulling over.