This crash marks the third Tesla crash NHTSA has investigated in recent weeks.
Jan. 9, 2020—The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating the Dec. 29 crash of a Tesla Model 3 in Indiana, according to CNBC.
The crash is the 14th involving Tesla that NHTSA’s special crash investigation program has taken up in which it suspects the company’s advanced driver- assistance system, or Autopilot, was in use. NHTSA said its special crash investigation team has reviewed a total of 23 crashes involving vehicles where it was believed some form of advanced driver assistance system played a role.
NHTSA is investigating another Dec. 29 crash that took place in Gardena, Fla., and another one in Connecticut. The crashes raised questions about the driver-assistance system’s ability to detect hazards, especially stationary objects.
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