Fed probes Tesla's wheel-less Cybercab over safety rules
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Federal regulators at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration opened a probe into whether Tesla's wheel-less Cybercab, used for potential paid driverless rides, complies with federal auto-safety standards. The investigation began as Tesla showcased Cybercabs in Austin, Texas, highlighting the car’s lack of a steering wheel, brake pedals, and mirrors and posing a hurdle to its ride-hail plans.
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