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In April, a Tesla Model S struck and killed a motorcyclist in Seattle. The driver was arrested on a vehicular homicide charge, though the precise circumstances of the crash initially remained unclear.
A subsequent report claims the vehicle had Full Self-Driving active at the time. The case has drawn attention to questions about driver-assistance systems, and the driver is entitled to the presumption of innocence as the matter is resolved in court.
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