We'll report what we find out.Car Driving Simulator: SF, coming from the developer AxesInMotion Racing, is running on Android systerm in the past. We wanted to ask whether any of them are considering a lawsuit against the company. The I-Team's Dan Noyes reached out to the owner of that Tesla, the lawyer from San Francisco, and others involved in the Thanksgiving Day crash, but have not heard back. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration assigned a Special Crash Investigation team to look into what happened they're already looking at dozens of incidents involving Advanced Driver Assistance Systems from Volvos, Cadillacs, Hyundai, Genesis and Cruise - but mostly Teslas.

RELATED: Tesla 'full self-driving' triggered 8-car crash on Bay Bridge, driver tells police 'And if we're all guinea pigs in the system, if they're testing this out, let's say on roads that we're all driving on and not in controlled settings, if something goes wrong, we're going to experience that in real time.' 'With any technology, there's a period of having to test it out and work out the kinks,' said Klippenstein. Just hours before the crash, Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced the launch of the full self-driving Beta version, which he called 'a major milestone.' But there are a growing number of reports of the Tesla technology unexpectedly slamming on the brakes. VIDEO: 8-car accident backs up Bay Bridge on Thanksgiving 2 of 16 involved taken to hospital A total of eight vehicles crashed, nine people injured, including a 2-year-old boy. A 76-year-old lawyer from San Francisco told the CHP his white 2021 Tesla Model S was in 'full self-driving mode' when it suddenly deployed the brakes. Until Tuesday, we only saw the aftermath of the chain reaction crash last Thanksgiving Day - drive-by video of cars stacked up in the Yerba Buena tunnel, Eastbound on the Bay Bridge, and a traffic jam that lasted hours.īut, Bay Bridge surveillance video now shows how it started.

A Tesla driver blames his car's self-driving technology. SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) - Newly released surveillance video shows how a chain-reaction crash started on the Bay Bridge this past Thanksgiving Day. involving a Tesla in 'full self-driving mode.'

Newly released surveillance video shows how a chain-reaction crash started on the Bay Bridge last Nov.

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