Tesla’s Autopilot feature just saw its first fatal accident. Tesla revealed news of the crash in a blog post on its website, while simultaneously announcing that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has opened an investigation into the crash. The Tesla Model S was driving on...
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Case Study | December 23, 2021
As the first application of its Road Traffic Act for Level 3 (L3) systems established in 2017, the German Federal Motor Transport Authority granted Mercedes‑Benz approval to sell cars equipped with its L3‑capable Drive Pilot feature. At L3, drivers may take their minds off driving and perform other ... Not part of subscription
Case Study | February 18, 2022
California's Department of Motor Vehicles has approved three companies to commercially deploy autonomous vehicles in the state. Two of them — Cruise and Waymo — work on robotaxis (the other is Nuro, working on last‑mile delivery), which are likely the first commercial applications of passenger ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | March 08, 2022
GM's Cruise, which recently began its robotaxi operations in San Francisco, filed a police report about a collision between one of its vehicles and a BMW sedan at a traffic intersection. The company claims that the BMW attempted to cut across its vehicle, which braked, resulting in a prohibited left... Not part of subscription