Uber Retains Transportation Official for Self-Driving Safety Review
Uber on Monday said it has retained a former top U.S. transportation official to advise it on safety after a fatal self-driving crash in March.
May 8, 2018
May 8, 2018—Uber on Monday said it has retained a former top U.S. transportation official to advise it on safety after a fatal self-driving crash in March, reported Reuters.
Uber declined to comment on a technology website's report that a software flaw was responsible for the accident, according to the report.
The Information reported that the car's sensors detected a pedestrian but the car's software decided the car did not need to react right away.
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