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Tesla’s FSD Beta – An Experiment On Public Roads
Tesla has responded to NHTSA’s requirement to provide data on all vehicles
General Motors’ New Ultifi Platform Reimagines What it Means to Own a Vehicle
Letter to NHTSA – Dianne Feinstein
NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy Calls for a Shift in Safety Focus
NHTSA is requiring Tesla to provide data from all vehicles by 10-22-2021
Letter to FTC Chair – US Senators Blumenthal and Markey
Letter to NHTSA Surrounding 2019 Tesla Model S
Legal Access to Vehicle Performance Data
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On the Road to Level 3: Paradigm Shift in Auto Crash Fault Assessments
On March 20, 2022, industry publication Road & Track caused a bit of a splash when it reported not only that German auto manufacturer Mercedes-Benz plans to seek approval for its “Drive Pilot” system here in the United States by year end but also that “Mercedes will accept full legal responsibility for the vehicle whenever Drive Pilot is active.” …
Who Owns Tesla Vehicle Performance Data?
At the end of an interview with the founder of Quantiv Risk make sense of performance data from vehicles with advanced driver assistance systems, Carrier Management posed a big picture question: Who owns the data—the consumer or the car maker? …
Dreams of Detailed Vehicle Data For Claims Becoming a Reality
Claims teams and lawyers have long dreamed of a day when they could stop asking unreliable humans who was at fault in an accident and start asking the cars themselves. That day might not be here, but vehicles are inching ever closer. Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and early self-driving technology are already generating a siz- able amount of the data needed to better adjudicate claims and determine who’s at fault – be it a driver or robot. …
Lawyer-Turned InsurTech Founder Looks Into Cloud to Settle Tesla Claims
While Tesla has designs on using the data it collects to price insurance policies, the founder of an InsurTech is using it for the other end of insurance transactions-to unravel the story of accidents. …
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