>As noted in the article, the information being released includes blaming the victim and other PR spin. This doesn't serve the public or further highway safety;

>As noted in the article, the information being released includes blaming the victim and other PR spin. This doesn't serve the public or further highway safety; it further's Tesla's commercial goals. Saying clearly that abdicating your responsibility to drive the car can (and has) resulted in deaths does serve public safety. Its critically important that people driving this section of road (and others like it) know about this as soon as possible. Call it victim blaming if you want, and certainly there was some spin, but it is unfair to say that this has no safety element.