It’s a 21st century riddle: A car crashes, killing both occupants – but not the driver.
That’s what happened over the weekend in Houston, where a Tesla Model S slammed into a tree and killed the two men inside. According to police, one had been sitting in the front passenger seat, the other in the back of the car.
While investigators have not said whether they believe Tesla’s Autopilot technology was steering, the men’s wives told local reporters the pair went out for a late-night drive April 17 after talking about the system.
Tesla chief executive Elon Musk pushed back on speculation but also asserted no conclusion, tweeting Monday that “Data logs recovered so far show Autopilot was not enabled”. The company has resisted sharing data logs for independent review without a legal order.
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Private Vehicle Registration Company in California Announces Expedited Online DMV Services Beyond That Offered By The State
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Now that the California Department of Motor Vehicles has gone virtual, the long lines outside the DMV field offices have moved on up to the Cloud. The expedited DMV registration services offered by NeedTags.com are a vast improvement on how Californians access government services, and welcomed now more than ever. Being able to avoid an in-person visit to get your vehicle s registration or title in a timely manner reduces the risk of catching or spreading Covid-19. Though NeedTags is not in the healthcare industry, they are doing their part to keep the public safe.
He said he never received a check for the sale and has no idea what happened to the classic car.
“He told me it had been sold, and I would be getting a check the following week,” said Parenzuela.
That was in early January.
“He won’t answer text, calls, nothing,” Parenzuela said. “He gave me a check a month ago, for $50,000, but I went to cash it. It bounced. It was no good
Client Ed Tarandek said he expected to receive about $60,000 for the sale of his car, a 1961 Chevy Corvette.
“They told me the funds weren’t ready, and whoever told me that I could pick it up that day was wrong,” he told NBCLA.