“It’s just a matter of which driver gets caught at the wrong time.”In all, NBC interviewed six drivers who said their Full Self-Driving cars glitched out at railroad crossings. It’s happened enough for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to have approached Tesla about the issue, the agency told NBC. “The car came to a complete stop, and I was like, ‘OK, we’re good,'” Cleaver told NBC. “The only possible explanation is that it is not sufficiently trained on that scenario,” Koopman told NBC. “It seems like borderline false advertising.”More on Tesla: Tesla Engineer Quits, Roasts Elon Musk in Spectacular Fashion