After the accident between a Tesla Model S and a Honda Civic in Los Angeles, USA in 2019, in which two people lost their lives, although the vehicle is in autonomous mode, a case of unintentional murder was filed against the driver.
Tesla is in trouble again. Prosecutors in the US state of California are accusing a Tesla driver of unintentional murder as a result of a fatal accident that occurred in December 2019. US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, autopilot driver assistance feature active in the event of an accident. states.
This is the case resulting from a fatal accident involving a partially automated driving system. first felony makes this case noteworthy. If you are wondering about the details of the winner, let’s take a look.
The accident resulted in two deaths
(Honda Civic crashed by Tesla Model S)
resulting in two deaths This accident occurred on December 29, 2019 in Gardena, California. According to reports, the Tesla Model S owned by Kevin Riad went off the road, couldn’t stop at a red light and Collided with Honda Civic and resulted in the death of those in the vehicle.
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According to the report, although Riad has pleaded not guilty, no one involved in the case prior to the preliminary hearing on February 23. not ready to speak in public. The families of both victims claimed that the Riad acted negligently and that Tesla was selling defective vehicles. Suing Riad and Tesla in separate lawsuits and the cases are expected to reach court in 2023.
Source :
https://arstechnica.com/cars/2022/01/manslaughter-charges-follow-tesla-drivers-autopilot-red-light-run/