US following up on possible Tesla robotaxi infractions


The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it is following up on videos posted online of Sunday's launch in Texas showed questionable driving. — AP Photo/Eric Gay

NEW YORK: US safety regulators contacted Tesla after its self-driving cars stopped abruptly, sped or swerved into the wrong lane as the company began limited robotaxi service, US officials said Tuesday.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it is following up on videos posted online of Sunday's launch in Texas showed questionable driving.

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