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Tesla remote operators keep crashing its ‘Robotaxis,’ data shows
Two new NHTSA filings show Tesla remote operators crashing its robotaxis. That's five now, and every remote takeover in the data ended in a collision.
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Tesla’s latest crash reports to federal regulators add two more “Robotaxi” incidents in which a remote operator, not the vehicle’s autonomous system, was driving when the car hit an object. The new data brings the total number of such remote‑operator crashes to five. In every case where a remote takeover appears in a Tesla crash report, the vehicle has collided with something. The reports do not indicate any other outcomes or subsequent actions.
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