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Tesla Shares Only 1 Percent Blame for Fatal Crash That Killed Two Teens, Rules Jury
Tesla was found just one percent negligent in a fiery crash that killed two teens, for disabling a speed limiter on the electric car, according to a Florida jury. The verdict placed 90 percent of the blame on the driver, Barrett Riley, and 9 percent on his father, James Riley, who brought the lawsuit against Tesla.
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U.S. Agency To Open Probe Into Fatal Florida Tesla Crash
NHTSA said it will open a special investigation into a Florida crash that killed a 66-year-old Tesla driver and a 67-year-old passenger.
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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 Asked to Brief US Senate Panel on Fatal Florida Crash
The request came as Consumer Reports magazine urged Tesla to disable the automatic steering function on its electric vehicles.
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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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Tesla Told Regulators About Autopilot Crash 9 Days After Accident
Tesla Motors alerted regulators to a fatality in one of its electric cars in partial self-driving Autopilot mode nine days after it crashed, the company said on Tuesday, defending its decision not to make the accident public before a federal investigation was announced.
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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 Shares Only 1 Percent Blame for Fatal Crash That Killed Two Teens, Rules Jury
Tesla was found just one percent negligent in a fiery crash that killed two teens, for disabling a speed limiter on the electric car, according to a Florida jury. The verdict placed 90 percent of the blame on the driver, Barrett Riley, and 9 percent on his father, James Riley, who brought the lawsuit against Tesla.
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U.S. Agency To Open Probe Into Fatal Florida Tesla Crash
NHTSA said it will open a special investigation into a Florida crash that killed a 66-year-old Tesla driver and a 67-year-old passenger.
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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 Asked to Brief US Senate Panel on Fatal Florida Crash
The request came as Consumer Reports magazine urged Tesla to disable the automatic steering function on its electric vehicles.
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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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Tesla Told Regulators About Autopilot Crash 9 Days After Accident
Tesla Motors alerted regulators to a fatality in one of its electric cars in partial self-driving Autopilot mode nine days after it crashed, the company said on Tuesday, defending its decision not to make the accident public before a federal investigation was announced.
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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.
