I'm not convinced we should entirely blame Tesla, given that humans have been crashing into the same barrier: > In the three years before the Tesla crash, the

I'm not convinced we should entirely blame Tesla, given that humans have been crashing into the same barrier: > In the three years before the Tesla crash, the device was struck at least five times, including one crash that resulted in fatalities. A car struck it again on May 20, 2018, about two months after the Tesla crash, the NTSB said. The article also says the engineer had complained about his Tesla veering towards this particular barrier. I don't understand why he still relied on the autopilot while driving past it.