Elon Musk said Tesla Inc.'s Full Self-Driving software will soon remember where drivers prefer to park at regular destinations, a change aimed at reducing one of the most common reasons users take control of the system. "Upcoming releases of FSD will remember your parking preferences, so that the car goes to the right location at your home, office, school drop off, etc.," Musk wrote on Wednesday on X. Musk said destination parking remains "by far" the biggest reason people intervene while using FSD, adding that "critical safety interventions are extremely rare." The comment came in response to a post from entrepreneur Tom Blomfield, who praised Tesla's Full Self-Driving and said he rarely intervenes except for a tricky garage maneuver; his post included a screenshot showing 96% autonomous usage, a 13-day streak and consistent monthly self-driving mileage. According to a Teslarati report, when FSD enters a parking lot, it often targets the first open space it detects, forcing drivers to intervene if the car chooses an inconvenient spot. Musk did not give a release date. The update follows a Reuters report that Tesla presented disputed FSD safety data to European regulators while seeking wider approval. Tesla shares closed 2.05% at $396.38 on Wednesday.