National Transportation Safety Board investigators found that the driver of a Tesla vehicle that fatally crashed in Texas in 2021, killing two men, had moved to the back seat.
A Tesla showroom in Santa Monica, California, US, on Friday, Jan. 13, 2023. Tesla Inc. cut prices across its lineup in the US and major European markets in the carmakers latest effort to stoke demand after several quarters of disappointing deliveries
The agency determined that the system could not have been used on the street where the crash occurred due to a lack of lane lines. The report also said that testing showed the car's "Traffic Aware Cruise Control" system could have been used. However, it would only work up to the maximum speed, 30 mph, on the suburban road.reached 67 mph two seconds before it struck the second of two trees at 57 mph and caught fire. / Getty Images)
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