Tesla has hit a major obstacle in its quest to get Full Self-Driving (Supervised) approved across the European Union, following the Netherlands' approval of its use on its streets. However, emails from some European regulators have raised concerns about the system's tendency to speed and its ability to circumvent features designed to prevent cell-phone use. These concerns have been raised by regulators from the Netherlands, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, and Norway. The Dutch transit authority confirmed its approval of the system, stating that the software versions and functionalities in the U.S. and Europe are not comparable one-to-one. Tesla has been trying to ship supervised Full Self Driving tech to Europe for a year and has been advised by social media followers to support this move. The company's ultimate goal is to have the technology become legal across Europe.