Yes, and the individuals fail in that context (i.e., the driver is at fault), but the greater failure is the management decision to put the system in the wild a

Yes, and the individuals fail in that context (i.e., the driver is at fault), but the greater failure is the management decision to put the system in the wild and create serious risk other unuspecting and more importantly, un-consenting, people. Anything less is skapegoating and letting the managers get away with manslaughter (in this case). The whole lot needs to be prosecuted, not only the driver (who also should not get let off)