راننده تسلا می گوید هنگام تصادف با خودروهای گشت بزرگراه خواب بوده و از FSD استفاده می کرده است.

پس از این تصادف وحشتناک با راننده تسلا که گفته بود خواب بوده و از حالت کمک راننده استفاده می کند، گشت بزرگراه کالیفرنیا هشدار می دهد که "علی رغم نامش، خودرانی کامل کاملاً خودمختار نیست. فناوری رانندگان را از مسئولیت آنها برای استفاده ایمن از وسایل نقلیه خود سلب نمی کند." ویدیوی منتشر شده توسط CHP نشان می دهد که تسلا با سرعت […]

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After this horrific crash involving a Tesla driver who said he was asleep and using driver assistance mode, the California Highway Patrol warns that "despite its name, full self-driving is not fully autonomous. The technology does not absolve drivers of their responsibility to operate their vehicles safely."

Video released by the CHP shows the Tesla speeding past flares, cones and emergency lights, where officers were at the scene of the earlier crash, before crashing into the back of a parked patrol car. The CHP says two officers were seriously injured in the incident and taken to the hospital.

NHTSA opened an investigation into Tesla's Autopilot software in 2021 after multiple collisions with parked emergency vehicles. It eventually released a report that driver-assistance features didn't do enough to keep drivers engaged, linking them to hundreds of crashes and dozens of deaths where both the system and the driver were unable to respond.

Tesla released an update to Autopilot in 2023 that added more controls and warnings to require drivers to take full control of the car when Autosteer is active, but NHTSA was forced to open another investigation into whether those changes went far enough.

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