Elon Musk appears to have mowed down a traffic sign in Tesla's new Cybertruck over the weekend

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Elon Musk appears to have mowed down a traffic sign in Tesla's new Cybertruck over the weekend

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  • Elon Musk took Tesla's new Cybertruck out for a spin in Los Angeles this weekend.
  • TMZ published video of the billionaire chief executive taking out a "right turn only sign" as he departed a restaurant in Malibu on Saturday.
  • The truck appears to have manufacturer plates intended for vehicle testing.
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Elon Musk took Tesla's new Cybertruck out for a spin in Los Angeles on Saturday. During his drive, he took out a traffic pylon, and made some other questionable driving decisions.

Video published by TMZ appears to show the billionaire mowing down a "right turn only sign" while turning left out of the sushi restaurant Nobu in Malibu. To be sure, the sign does not appear to be a legal road sign, and instead seems to be private traffic management for the restaurant's parking lot, given that the driveway is next to a traffic light.

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A representative for Musk did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

This weekend appears to be the Cybertruck's first voyage out on public roads following the electric pickup's unveiling in late November. The mirror-less truck was also spotted on the 405 freeway on Saturday evening by the YouTube user Roberto Cruz.

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The truck appears to have manufacturer license plates affixed, which, according to The Driven, can be used for testing. Nobu, on the other hand, seems to be more of a celebration following his win in a defamation suit brought by the diver Musk called a "pedo guy" on twitter.

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