> Autopilot poses a significant risk to other road users, then an investigation is warranted. You could fault their methods but NTSB is doing just that: waiti

> Autopilot poses a significant risk to other road users, then an investigation is warranted. You could fault their methods but NTSB is doing just that: waiting for a trend to emerge that would warrant such an investigation. I'm not suggesting that Tesla's design is not the cause but if the driver were lying in order to shift blame, then NTSB would end up wasting their resources investigating it.