Tuesday, September 12, 2017
NTSB places blame on both driver and tech in fatal Tesla crash
The report’s findings state that while the driver of the truck failed to yield the right of way to the Tesla driver, the latter was too heavily reliant on the car’s automated system, which is the likely reason he did not try to avoid the oncoming collision. Data from the Autopilot system show that the Tesla driver’s use pattern reflects a lack of understanding regarding the system’s limitations
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