U.S. to require crash reports for driver-assistance autos
The Hindu
The new policy comes as auto safety experts have been calling on officials to more tightly regulate driver-assistance systems such as Tesla's Autopilot following a number of crashes.
U.S. safety regulators now will require Tesla and other auto manufacturers that make cars with driver assistance systems to report serious crashes, ramping up scrutiny of these systems after a series of troubling incidents. (Subscribe to our Today's Cache newsletter for a quick snapshot of top 5 tech stories. Click to subscribe for free.) Under an order issued Tuesday by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, carmakers must inform authorities about fatalities within one day of learning of the incident to provide data for regulators to examine the safety these systems.More Related News
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