Tesla’s Autopilot system can “easily” be used to drive the automaker’s vehicles without anyone behind the wheel, Consumer Reports said in a new demonstration. The magazine conducted the study on a test track after a widely publicized Tesla Model S crash in Texas in April when two people were killed in a wreck that sparked an hours-long blaze. Local authorities said it appeared no one was in the driver’s seat.
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From the Texas Trial Lawyers Association news release.
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