A Threads user named Laushi Liu posted dashcam footage from his Tesla Model 3 on Sunday, March 8, showing the vehicle on “Full Self-Driving” mode at 23 mph near West Covina, California. In the video, the car approaches a railroad crossing where barriers have just come down — and drives straight through them.

Tesla said it would appeal the decision. Money manager Gerber, a long-time Tesla investor who says he once was a big believer in the company's driver assistance feature, says the company should stop calling it full self-driving and admit the vision-only system using cameras on its cars needs to be supplemented with radar sensors and other hardware.

The lawsuit argues that the driver tried taking over control of the vehicle, but she couldn’t. Tesla Cybertruck owner sues for $1 million after alleged FSD mode crash in Houston. Lawsuit claims Tesla's self-driving system misrepresented,

A Houston driver is suing Tesla after a crash involving a Cybertruck that she says suddenly veered toward the edge of an overpass while operating in Autopilot mode.

Mercedes-Benz is betting that a new driver-assistance system built with Nvidia can close the gap with Tesla in the race for automated driving supremacy. The German automaker’s MB.DRIVE ASSIST PRO, an SAE Level 2 system designed for point-to-point city driving,

Image Credit: Alexander Migl - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia. A disturbing clip making the round on social media just added a couple more logs to the fire of debate over autonomous vehicle safety. The clip shows a Tesla on Full Self-Driving mode ...