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Tesla Deactivates Video Games on Moving Car Screens After US Safety Probe
Tesla will stop allowing video games to be played on vehicle screens while its cars are moving, the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said.
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Tesla May Face US FTC Probe Over Self-Driving Claims as Senators Urge
Two US senators pressed the Federal Trade Commission to probe Tesla, saying the company has misled consumers and endangered the public by marketing its driving automation systems as fully self-driving.
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Tesla Battery Partially Blamed For Killing 2 Teens In Crash
The National Transportation Safety Board Washington DC has disclosed that the 18-year-old driver lost control of Tesla in the May 2018 crash in Fort Lauderdale because he was driving at high speed and contributing to the severity of the injuries was the postcrash fire originating in the crash-damaged lithium-ion traction battery.
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Tesla Model S Battery in Fatal Florida Crash Reignited Twice: NTSB Report
The driver and front-seat passenger, both 18, were killed in the May 8 crash in Fort Lauderdale. A rear-seat passenger was ejected and injured.
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Tesla, NTSB Clash Over Autopilot Investigation
The NTSB's action means Tesla may not gain access to some information obtained by the agency's investigators before it is made public.
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Tesla, Others Seek Ways To Ensure Drivers Keep Their Hands On The Wheel
In a report this week on the May 2016 crash of a Tesla Inc Model S that killed a driver who was using Autopilot, the National Transportation Safety Board demonstrated that users could mostly keep their hands off the wheel for extended periods despite repeated warnings from the vehicle.
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German Transport Ministry Deems Tesla Autopilot A 'Traffic Hazard'
Tesla's Autopilot function has been at the receving end of a lot of criticism since May 2016, when news of the first fatal accident involving the system in the US came out. Since then the Autopilot function has also been cited in another fatal Tesla crash in China. More recently, in September 2016, to be precise, a Tesla car claimed to be operating...
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Tesla's Autopilot System Under Scrutiny In Fatal China Crash
Tesla faces new scrutiny in China about its vehicle autopilot system after state television broadcast allegations that a man killed in a fatal crash had activated the driver-assist feature of his car.
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Tesla in Fatal Autopilot Crash Was Speeding: NTSB
The NTSB preliminary report released Tuesday draws no conclusion about the cause of the May 7 crash that killed Tesla test driver Joshua Brown, 40.
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Germany To Require 'Black Box' In Autonomous Cars
Germany plans new legislation to require manufacturers of cars equipped with an autopilot function to install a black box to help determine responsibility in the event of an accident, transport ministry sources told Reuters on Monday.
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Tesla Under US SEC Scanner for Withholding Fatal Autopilot Crash: Report
The SEC is reportedly investigating whether Tesla waited too long to disclose a fatal crash in May that called into question Autopilot safety.
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Laptop In Wreckage Of Tesla Autopilot Car: Florida Investigators
Investigators found a laptop computer in the Tesla Model S sedan involved in a fatal crash in May while running on autopilot, Florida investigators said on Thursday, leaving it unclear whether the driver was distracted at the time.
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DVD Player Found In Tesla Car In Fatal Crash In Florida
A digital video disc player was found in the Tesla car that was on autopilot when its driver was killed in a May 7 collision with a truck, Florida Highway Patrol officials said on Friday.
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Tesla's Autopilot System Fails to Avoid Crash; US Authorities Open Probe
US witnessed what is supposedly the first death involving self-driving technology in a Tesla Model S
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Tesla Driver Killed in Crash While Using Car's 'Autopilot'
His car's cameras failed to distinguish the white side of a turning tractor-trailer rig from a brightly lit sky and didn't automatically activate its brakes.
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Tesla Deactivates Video Games on Moving Car Screens After US Safety Probe
Tesla will stop allowing video games to be played on vehicle screens while its cars are moving, the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said.
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Tesla May Face US FTC Probe Over Self-Driving Claims as Senators Urge
Two US senators pressed the Federal Trade Commission to probe Tesla, saying the company has misled consumers and endangered the public by marketing its driving automation systems as fully self-driving.
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Tesla Battery Partially Blamed For Killing 2 Teens In Crash
The National Transportation Safety Board Washington DC has disclosed that the 18-year-old driver lost control of Tesla in the May 2018 crash in Fort Lauderdale because he was driving at high speed and contributing to the severity of the injuries was the postcrash fire originating in the crash-damaged lithium-ion traction battery.
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Tesla Model S Battery in Fatal Florida Crash Reignited Twice: NTSB Report
The driver and front-seat passenger, both 18, were killed in the May 8 crash in Fort Lauderdale. A rear-seat passenger was ejected and injured.
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Tesla, NTSB Clash Over Autopilot Investigation
The NTSB's action means Tesla may not gain access to some information obtained by the agency's investigators before it is made public.
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Tesla, Others Seek Ways To Ensure Drivers Keep Their Hands On The Wheel
In a report this week on the May 2016 crash of a Tesla Inc Model S that killed a driver who was using Autopilot, the National Transportation Safety Board demonstrated that users could mostly keep their hands off the wheel for extended periods despite repeated warnings from the vehicle.
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German Transport Ministry Deems Tesla Autopilot A 'Traffic Hazard'
Tesla's Autopilot function has been at the receving end of a lot of criticism since May 2016, when news of the first fatal accident involving the system in the US came out. Since then the Autopilot function has also been cited in another fatal Tesla crash in China. More recently, in September 2016, to be precise, a Tesla car claimed to be operating...
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Tesla's Autopilot System Under Scrutiny In Fatal China Crash
Tesla faces new scrutiny in China about its vehicle autopilot system after state television broadcast allegations that a man killed in a fatal crash had activated the driver-assist feature of his car.
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Tesla in Fatal Autopilot Crash Was Speeding: NTSB
The NTSB preliminary report released Tuesday draws no conclusion about the cause of the May 7 crash that killed Tesla test driver Joshua Brown, 40.
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Germany To Require 'Black Box' In Autonomous Cars
Germany plans new legislation to require manufacturers of cars equipped with an autopilot function to install a black box to help determine responsibility in the event of an accident, transport ministry sources told Reuters on Monday.
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Tesla Under US SEC Scanner for Withholding Fatal Autopilot Crash: Report
The SEC is reportedly investigating whether Tesla waited too long to disclose a fatal crash in May that called into question Autopilot safety.
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Laptop In Wreckage Of Tesla Autopilot Car: Florida Investigators
Investigators found a laptop computer in the Tesla Model S sedan involved in a fatal crash in May while running on autopilot, Florida investigators said on Thursday, leaving it unclear whether the driver was distracted at the time.
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DVD Player Found In Tesla Car In Fatal Crash In Florida
A digital video disc player was found in the Tesla car that was on autopilot when its driver was killed in a May 7 collision with a truck, Florida Highway Patrol officials said on Friday.
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Tesla's Autopilot System Fails to Avoid Crash; US Authorities Open Probe
US witnessed what is supposedly the first death involving self-driving technology in a Tesla Model S
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Tesla Driver Killed in Crash While Using Car's 'Autopilot'
His car's cameras failed to distinguish the white side of a turning tractor-trailer rig from a brightly lit sky and didn't automatically activate its brakes.
