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NHTSA Weighs Probe Into Claims Tesla Robotaxis Speed in School Zones

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Content overview: “NHTSA Weighs Probe Into Claims Tesla Robotaxis Speed in School Zones”. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is considering an investigation into allegations that Tesla's Robotaxis have been speeding through active school zones. A defect petition filed with the agency claims that the autonomous vehicles fail to obey reduced speed limits in these areas, posing a safety risk to children and pedestrians. NHTSA has opened a file to evaluate the petition, which estimates the affected fleet at approximately 1,000 vehicles, including the Model Y and the newly unveiled Cybercab.

This move marks the third federal action targeting Tesla's driverless operations in about five weeks, following an audit query and a Special Order regarding the Cybercab's certification process. If the probe proceeds, it could lead to a recall or other enforcement actions, adding to the regulatory pressure on Tesla's autonomous vehicle ambitions. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.

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