Tesla Model 3 owner David Moss has become the first person to cross 25,000 miles on the company’s Full Self-Driving streak counter without a single human intervention, passing the mark late Saturday, according to in-car footage published early Sunday by Tesla shareholder and content creator Sawyer Merritt. The video shows the counter rolling over to 25,000.0 miles at night on a road toward the Texas 340 Loop near Meridian, Texas. Merritt wrote that the distance is “equivalent to one full lap around Earth, or two years of driving” for the average American. The live streak counter, introduced in the FSD v14.3 series this spring, resets the moment a driver brakes, adjusts the wheel or cancels navigation, and covers city streets, highways, construction zones and parking, including at Superchargers. Moss’s current run began after his first documented streak ended at 12,961 miles in January, when snow-covered roads and temperatures in the teens in rural Wisconsin forced a takeover. The active streak crossed 10,000 miles in June and passed 20,000 miles in late July, and survived an incident in which an inattentive driver rear-ended Moss’s Model 3 at a red light. Moss became a fixture in the Tesla community on the last day of 2025, when he claimed “the world’s first USA coast to coast fully autonomous drive” — 2,732.4 miles from the