Investigation Reveals Cruise's Response to Pedestrian-Dragging Incident
TL;DR
An independent investigation into the pedestrian-dragging incident involving a Cruise robotaxi in San Francisco revealed that the company attempted to send a full video to regulators but faced internet connectivity issues. The vehicle failed to detect the pedestrian's location and inaccurately read its own location after the incident. The investigation also uncovered an antagonistic company culture and revealed that Cruise is facing potential fines and sanctions for failing to disclose details about the accident.
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- Here's what happened at Cruise after the pedestrian-dragging incident Electrek.co
- Cruise wasn't hiding the pedestrian-dragging video from regulators — it just had bad internet The Verge
- GM's driverless car company Cruise is under investigation by several agencies NPR
- Probe into GM's Cruise finds poor leadership, culture issues at center of accident response CNBC
- Cruise's animosity to regulators led to California suspension San Francisco Chronicle
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