Tesla, Honda And Waymo Lead NHTSA Reporting On Crashes Involving Automated Driving Systems | Carscoops carscoops
, Honda, Waymo, General Motors, Hyundai, Ford, And Cruise have all reported crashes involving vehicles with automated driving systems to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration since last July.issued an order requiring manufacturers and operators of vehicles with SAE Level 2 Advanced Driver Assistance Systems , as well as manufacturers and operators of vehicles with SAE Level 3 through 5 Automated Driving Systems , to report crashes.
recorded three, and GM had two crashes. APTIV, Hyundai, Lucid, Porsche, and VW each recorded one crash.Serious injuries or a fatality occurred in 11 of the 98 crashes where the car manufacturer’s crash data contained injury information. The vast majority of the crash data provided to the NHTSA did not provide injury data. The report also reveals that 116 of the Level 2 ADAS collisions were with another vehicle.
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