U.S. investigating fatal Tesla crash into back of a semi-trailer | Autoblog
Couldn't find more information but very unusual circumstances.
Couldn't find more information but very unusual circumstances.
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Why so quick to blame the user? Maybe they pressed down on the stalk to engage TACC and the car accelerated to an unsafe speed.Hate to say user Error but.....user error. Definitely super sad that it happened as I suspect they never even saw it coming.
That would be a crime. Don't think they are that confident in their systems to do criminal cover-ups.My take on this is... even if this was caused by an autopilot feature, Tesla will never admit to that. Any data they have that proves guilt will be modified before handing it over to the NHTSA.
That would be a crime.
Not only will regulators be investigating, but there will likely be civil and/or criminal court cases. If the evidence is not wholly and accurately disclosed even in one instance, there would be class actions, shareholder revolts, and maybe jail time involved. I doubt if the corporate lawyers at Tesla would temp fate in this way. Tesla and Musk want to fix the issues as much as anyone. Finding out what happened should be in everyone's interest.Sure would be. Doesn't mean they wouldn't do it. Does the data come from the car (e.g. NHTSA fetches it themselves) or does it pass through Tesla first? (e.g. uploads via LTE to Tesla servers).
I hope Elon is successful at much of what he sets out to do, because it's exciting to see the advancements... but I've read enough to know that he's not always honest.
Sure would be. Doesn't mean they wouldn't do it. Does the data come from the car (e.g. NHTSA fetches it themselves) or does it pass through Tesla first? (e.g. uploads via LTE to Tesla servers).
I hope Elon is successful at much of what he sets out to do, because it's exciting to see the advancements... but I've read enough to know that he's not always honest.
They then report the data to the relevant agencies which is a lot more than most manufactures do at this point.
You are totally right on the matter of honesty though he has said a lot of things that have not really come to pass.