Fired Tesla Manager Says Full Self-Driving Cars Were 'Rolling Hazards'
The lawsuit says Tesla doubled one manager’s workload to 38 vehicles and ignored staffing warnings before a March 30 crash.
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Whistleblower Lawsuit Accuses Tesla of Ignoring Self-Driving Safety Issues.
A whistleblower lawsuit alleges Tesla’s self-driving vehicle testing practices created unsafe conditions for the public and employees due to extreme understaffing and overburdened managers.PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A former Tesla manager has filed a federal lawsuit alleging he was fired after warning the company about what he described as serious safety failures in its Full Self-Driving testing program, claiming understaffing and excessive wor…
Tesla is constantly testing full self-driving on real roads. However, when monitoring, the company probably ignored all requirements. A fired manager is now suing for massive overload and enormous security risks during the test drives. (Continue reading)
Exclusive: “I really tried to make them understand how serious the situation was. But there was no sense of urgency,” said Javier Medrano, a dismissed manager of Tesla, to ‘The Independent’
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