April 23, 2021 by archyde
The fatal crash of an apparently driverless Tesla on Thursday led to renewed attention to the driver assistance systems offered by the group.
US Transportation Minister Pete Buttigieg said federal investigators were still “gathering information” on the Tesla crash that crashed into a tree in Spring, Texas on Saturday night.
“But I think this is an important moment to remember that many driver assistance systems continue to rely on the assumption that an attentive driver is behind the wheel,” he added at the end. of a press conference on another topic.
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According to the preliminary investigation by local authorities, the vehicle was traveling at high speed and with no one in the driver’s seat at the time of the collision, before igniting. Two victims were found, one in the front passenger seat and the other in the back seat.
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NEW YORK: Boeing confirmed on Monday that dozens of its 777 aircraft were grounded worldwide, while Britain announced a temporary ban on those jets following a weekend scare involving a United Airlines plane in Colorado.
The incident on the flight out of Denver which quickly returned to the airport after part of the engine caught fire and broke off prompted United and other airlines to ground the planes with the same Pratt & Whitney engine.
While no one was injured in the Denver incident, the episode is the latest setback for Boeing, which only recently resumed deliveries of the long-grounded 737 MAX following two fatal crashes of that plane.
Boeing has called for the grounding of 128 of its 777 planes across the world as US regulators investigated a United Airlines flight whose engine caught fire and fell apart over a suburban area of Denver in Colorado State.