Local Psychologist Credits Tesla Cybertruck with Reducing Fatigue on Long Drives

Phoenix, AZ - A local psychologist who travels extensively across Arizona conducting psychological assessments owes her 2024 Tesla Cybertruck for helping to reduce fatigue and stress while driving long distances.

Dr. Danny Earl Mitchell, a clinical psychologist based in Phoenix, previously relied on self-driving features in newer Tesla models such as the Model 3, which were instrumental in reducing exhaustion from hours of solo driving.

However, when the author's reservation for the Cybertruck was fulfilled, her first reaction was hesitation due to the controversy surrounding Elon Musk and the brand. But after experiencing firsthand the benefits of the vehicle's advanced technology, Mitchell now firmly believes that the Cybertruck is a game-changer.

The Cybertruck has significantly reduced Mitchell's stress levels while driving across Arizona's narrow roads and highways, ensuring she arrives at her destinations without feeling drained.

"My previous experiences with self-driving cars couldn't compare to this," Mitchell said. "It's like having a personal driver who looks out for me."

While the author acknowledges some of its attention can be intimidating - including aggressive drivers who refuse to give way or ask about it - she says Tesla's Full Self-Driving technology more than makes up for any drawbacks.

"I understand some people are attached to criticizing Elon Musk, but for me, this is just a fantastic tool that reduces my stress," Mitchell pointed out.

The benefits of using the Cybertruck far outweigh any negative attention or backlash according to Mitchell - who credits it with staying safe during drives and being able to enjoy her time more.

"It's really changed how I can travel comfortably in rural areas."