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US regulator closely watching Tesla's release of new 'self-driving' software

By Tina Bellon and David Shepardson

Oct 23 2020 12:28PM

Says it stands ready to protect the public against safety risks.

US regulator closely watching Tesla's release of new 'self-driving' software

The US auto safety regulator on Thursday said it was closely watching Tesla's release of a software version intended to allow its cars to drive themselves, saying it stood ready to protect the public against safety risks. Tesla on Tuesday night released a beta, or test version, of what it calls ...

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