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The traffic safety tag brings together reporting and discussion about Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (Supervised) system, crashes, driver intervention, and regulatory oversight. Recent coverage examines an Issaquah collision in which a Tesla crossed into opposing traffic, a fatal Katy, Texas, crash where investigators said the driver pressed the accelerator fully after overriding the system, and Sweden’s objection to wider European approval over a setting that may allow driving above posted speed limits. These stories focus on how automated driving behaves in real-world situations, the role of human drivers, crash investigations, and the rules regulators may apply to advanced driver-assistance technology.
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    Tesla FSD (Supervised) Reported in Issaquah Lane-Crossing Crash

    Issaquah police say a Tesla operating with Full Self-Driving (Supervised) engaged abruptly crossed into opposing traffic on Newport Way NW on Wednesday, striking a Cadillac Escalade hard enough to shear off roughly the rear third of the Tesla. Despite the dramatic damage, police reported no...
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    NTSB: Tesla FSD Driver Hit 100% Accelerator Before Fatal Katy Crash

    The National Transportation Safety Board says electronic data from a 2025 Tesla Model 3 shows its driver manually overrode Full Self-Driving (Supervised) immediately before the June 19 crash into a Katy, Texas, home that killed 76-year-old Martha Avila. In a preliminary report released July 15...
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    Sweden Challenges Tesla FSD: Remove Speed-Limit Offset in EU Approval

    Sweden’s transport authorities have urged European Union vehicle regulators to reject a broader rollout of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving Supervised system unless Tesla removes a setting that can let the car drive above posted speed limits. The objection, raised ahead of a June 30 EU technical...