NHTSA Calls Out Autonomous Cars for Interfering with First Responders
The agency said driverless cars have blocked ambulances and fire trucks and failed to react to emergency signals, creating a safety risk.
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NHTSA Slams Self-Driving Cars For Blocking Fire Trucks And Ambulances
A federal safety crackdown is forcing autonomous vehicle developers to deal with the ongoing problem of their driverless cars physically impeding emergency services and putting lives at risk. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued an urgent call to action, explicitly warning the industry that an automated vehicle
NHTSA Warns AV Devs -Respond to First Responders or Else
NHTSA cites a pattern of robotaxis blundering into fires, blocking ambulances and ignoring flares, and gives developers until month's end to explain how they will fix it. In a two-page letter addressed simply to "Driverless Automated Driving System Developers," the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's administrator, Jonathan Morrison, told the industry that a recurring failure
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