NTSB report on Tesla Autopilot Silicon Valley Fatality is out
Submitted by brad on Thu, 2020-02-13 10:14
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The NTSB has released their docket on the fatal crash of a Tesla on Autopilot in Silicon Valley in 2018. In this article, I examine what they learned about the cause of the accident and the few new details and wrinkles found in the latest report. The full hearing will be Feb 25.
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bbum
Thu, 2020-02-13 10:35
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Can't read the article.
Unfortunately, Forbes requires me to login or turn off my tracker blocker. Thus, I can't read what is likely a very interesting article.
brad
Thu, 2020-02-13 10:52
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Tracker blocker?
Hmm. What tracker blocker are you using? I have various adblockers going when I surf. It does read fine in an incognito window, though.
DB
Fri, 2020-02-14 13:47
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Failure to implement previoius NTSB recommendations
The NTSB report on the Florida Tesla crash faulted Tesla for only using steering torque and for not using a driver monitoring camera. Additionally the NTSA wrote letters to all OEMs who produced Level 2-like systems citing the NTSB recommendations for more robust driver distraction detection (steering wheel torque was deemed insufficient) as well as ODD enforcement by means of a map database. Tesla, obviously, choose to ignore the NTSB's recommendations.
DB
Tue, 2020-02-25 14:37
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NTSB calls out Tesla and Apple for neglecting driver safety
NTSB calls out Tesla and Apple for neglecting driver safety, calls Tesla Autosteer ‘completely inadequate’
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/25/ntsb-calls-out-tesla-and-apple-for-neglecting-driver-safety.html
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