From WSJopinion: The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration wants to mandate automatic braking that can operate at speeds up to 62 mph and avoid hitting pedestrians at night. The effects could prove devastating, writes Allysia Finley.
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Images: AFP/Getty Images Composite: Mark KellyModel S abruptly shifted lanes and braked on the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge last Thanksgiving, causing an eight-car pileup that injured nine, including a toddler. The driver claimed to have been using the car’s full self-driving function, which appears to have malfunctioned. Complaints of “phantom braking” even when Teslas aren’t “self-driving” have been piling up too.
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