Tesla driver seen on video napping behind the wheel
A driver was caught snoozing behind the wheel on a 
This video was captured on the Interstate 5 Thursday near Griffith Park in Los Angeles
Thursday’s video comes a week after another woman was seen sleeping behind the wheel of her Tesla in Southern California
The latest incident happened on the northbound Interstate-5 near Griffith Park.
Joshua Cadena who filmed the video can be heard laughing as he tells his friend about the woman who is asleep at the wheel.
‘She is dead asleep, bro! That is so funny,’ Cadena says to his friend.
The red Tesla passes the car Cadena and EvdeN evE NAKLiyAT his friend are in before slowing down randomly in the fast lane.
Cadena and his friend then speed up to get a better angle of the woman inside the Tesla.
The woman’s head appears cocked to the side and EvDeN EvE nakLiYat laying against the window.
Cadena films for EvdEN eve NAKliyAT several seconds while the unidentified woman lies still until she eventually comes to.
‘Well, she’s up now,’ Cadena’s friend says as he laughs.
The red Tesla was in the ‘fast lane’ while the driver appeared fast asleep
The unidentified woman lays still for several seconds while Cadena records until she snaps awake
Shockingly, this is the second incident of its kind in Southern California in a week.
Last Thursday, eVden EVe nAkliyAt another person on the road recorded a video of a napping Tesla driver.
That video took place on the 15 Freeway near Temecula.
Kiki Dolas who recorded the video told officials she had been following the car for 15 minutes and honking before she eventually called 911.
The California Highway Patrol was dispatched to investigate.
The driver in that event was not found.
A voice in the video is heard saying: ‘Look at how dangerous that is. You guys I’m sorry that is too damn dangerous.
‘Sleeping and this car is driving you. Are you nuts?’
Tesla’s ‘self-driving’ feature has been slammed in the past few years over safety concerns with some lawyers who own Teslas saying it makes them ‘nervous.’
Last year, Tesla founder Elon Musk doubled down on the ‘self driving’ feature and said he and others in the company are focused on making a fully self-driving car.
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