NHTSA Probes Tesla Robotaxi Speeding in School Zones
The review covers 1,000 vehicles and follows video evidence alleging speeding by 2026 Model Y and Cybercab vehicles in school zones.
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Tesla's robotaxis face a US safety review over school zone speeding
NHTSA has opened a defect petition review into claims that Tesla robotaxis exceeded posted speed limits in active school zones, covering about 1,000 vehicles with no reported crashes or injuries. Speeding is also the specific obstacle holding up Tesla’s bid for EU-wide approval of its driver-assistance software. America’s road safety regulator is reviewing a claim […] This story continues at The Next Web
NHTSA weighs probe into claims Tesla Robotaxis speed in school zones
A new defect petition accuses Tesla’s Robotaxis of speeding through active school zones, and NHTSA has opened a file to decide whether to investigate. The agency puts the affected fleet at about 1,000 vehicles, Model Y and Cybercab. It’s the third federal action aimed at Tesla’s driverless fleet in about five weeks, after an audit query and a Special Order over how the Cybercab was certified. more…
The NHTSA reviews a petition that denounces that robotaxis and other Tesla model 2026 exceeded speed limits in active school areas. No collisions or injuries were reported, and the procedure is not yet a formal investigation. In Europe, the vote on Tesla’s support software was postponed until December as soon as possible, while differences over speed limits persist.
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