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Dutch authority helped Tesla circumvent regulations for Autopilot approval: report
The Dutch Vehicle Authority (RDW) helped Tesla get approval for its Autopilot system in Europe in 2015 by making use of a loophole in the law, the Swedish Transport Authority told Zembla. According to the Swedish authority, Tesla’s driver assistance system should never have been approved under the regulations in force at the time.
“Tesla and Dutch Road Traffic Authority Circumvented Regulations when Approving Autopilot”
Tesla's driver assistance system Autopilot was approved in Europe in 2015 through a loophole in the legislation. The Dutch Vehicle Authority (RDW) was involved in this. This was reported by the investigative magazine Zembla.
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