Feds investigate why a Tesla crashed into a truck Friday, killing driver
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Timothy B. Lee
Mar 2
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A Tesla spokesperson declined to comment.The NTSB is looking into a January 2018 crash in which a Tesla Model S crashed into a parked fire truck while Autopilot was engaged. Autopilot was engaged when his vehicle steered into a concrete freeway lane divider.Yesterday's crash is similar to the 2016 crash that killed Florida Tesla owner Joshua Brown—the first Autopilot-related fatality.In that incident, a truck made a left-hand turn in front of Brown's vehicle.
As said here by Timothy B. Lee