ElectrekTesla ‘Full Self-Driving’ crashed through railroad gate seconds before train
abancommercials.comNHTSA ⭐ “One Moment” Featuring Kelsey Plum & Jackie Young commercial
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NewsletterTFGM Recalls Over 270,000 Malibus For Faulty Rearview Cameras
GM recalls 270,000 Chevrolet Malibu cars (2023-2025) because rearview cameras might not work. Owners will get free repairs starting May 18.
#GMRecall, #ChevroletMalibu, #CarSafety, #RearviewCamera, #NHTSA
https://newsletter.tf/gm-recalls-270000-malibus-faulty-cameras/
General Motors is recalling 270,000 Chevrolet Malibu cars. This is a large number of cars that could have problems seeing behind them.
#GMRecall, #ChevroletMalibu, #CarSafety, #RearviewCamera, #NHTSA
https://newsletter.tf/gm-recalls-270000-malibus-faulty-cameras/
Yonhap Infomax NewsFord Motor recalls 422,000 large SUVs and pickup trucks in the U.S. due to windshield wiper arm defects that could cause irregular operation or breakage, potentially obstructing driver visibility during rain and increasing collision risk, though no accidents have been reported yet.
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Ford Motor Recalls 422,000 Vehicles Over Wiper Defect
Ford Motor recalls 422,000 large SUVs and pickup trucks in the U.S. due to windshield wiper arm defects that could cause irregular operation or breakage, potentially obstructing driver visibility during rain and increasing collision risk, though no accidents have been reported yet.
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Ford Motor Co. is issuing a recall for 422,613 vehicles because the windshield wipers may fail, a defect reported by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). A malfunctioning wiper can diminish driver visibility, especially in adverse weather, and increase the likelihood of a crash.
The recall covers several recent models: 2021‑2023 Lincoln Navigator and Expedition SUVs, as well as a range of 2022‑2023 Ford F‑Series trucks, including the F‑250, F‑350, F‑450, F‑550, and F‑600 Super Duty versions.
Ford plans to notify affected owners with a letter mailed on April 13, 2026. The letter will explain the safety risk and provide instructions for a free wiper replacement at any Ford dealership. The recall is identified as number 26S24.
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NHTSA closes Tesla Smart Summon probe after 159 incidents
US Top News and Analysis | U.S. ends probe into Tesla remote driving feature after software updates
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said on Monday it closed a probe into nearly 2.6 million Tesla vehicles over a feature allowing users to move cars remotely after finding it was linked only to low-speed incidents. The agency opened the probe into the "Actually Smart Summon" feature in early 2025 after reports of several crashes. The system allows users to move vehicles over short distances in parking areas or on private property, using a smartphone app.
NHTSA concluded that the feature was linked primarily to low-speed incidents resulting in minor property damage and said it had reports of about 100 crashes but no injuries or fatalities. Most reported incidents involved vehicles striking obstacles such as parked cars, garage doors or gates, often early in a Summon session when visibility or situational awareness was limited, NHTSA found. No incidents were reported that involved a major crash, air bag deployment or a vehicle being towed away, it said.
The agency said the low frequency and severity of the incidents did not warrant further action. Tesla addressed issues through a series of software updates aimed at improving obstacle detection, camera blockage identification and vehicle response to dynamic objects such as gates, the regulator said. The updates also sought to reduce errors caused by environmental factors such as snow or condensation affecting cameras.
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Tesla carelessly promotes ‘Full Self-Driving’ for driver losing his eyesight
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A 200-ton train on fixed rails. Tesla´s AIThe system called it trucks. In clear conditions.
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28.3.2026
Intalogy™ on Instagram: "Tesla FSD mistook a moving train for multiple trucks during a public road test. Clear conditions. Full visibility. A 200-ton vehicle on fixed rails moving in one direction. The system called it trucks. This isn’t an edge case. It’s a pattern. 40+ documented FSD railroad crossing failures since 2023. In Pennsylvania a Tesla on FSD drove onto active tracks and was clipped by a train. On March 8 2026 a Tesla drove straight through lowered crossing barriers at 25mph as a train approached. That same day was NHTSA’s deadline for Tesla to submit crash data. Tesla missed it. For the third time. March 18 2026 - NHTSA escalated to Engineering Analysis. The final step before a mandatory recall. Three concurrent federal investigations. 3.2 million vehicles under scrutiny. NHTSA’s exact words: FSD “never detected a lead vehicle in its path.” Tesla calls this “Full Self-Driving.” A train on rails. One direction. One speed. Zero ambiguity. If the system can’t identify that - The question isn’t what it got wrong here. The question is what else it’s getting wrong out there. ➕ Comment ‘BONUS’ and I’ll send you a free Beginners Guide + 350 Prompt Bible to Master AI 🦾 #tesla #fullselfdriving #autonomousvehicles #FSD #trafficsafety"
142 likes, 1 comments - intalogy on March 28, 2026: "Tesla FSD mistook a moving train for multiple trucks during a public road test. Clear conditions. Full visibility. A 200-ton vehicle on fixed rails moving in one direction. The system called it trucks. This isn’t an edge case. It’s a pattern. 40+ documented FSD railroad crossing failures since 2023. In Pennsylvania a Tesla on FSD drove onto active tracks and was clipped by a train. On March 8 2026 a Tesla drove straight through lowered crossing barriers at 25mph as a train approached. That same day was NHTSA’s deadline for Tesla to submit crash data. Tesla missed it. For the third time. March 18 2026 - NHTSA escalated to Engineering Analysis. The final step before a mandatory recall. Three concurrent federal investigations. 3.2 million vehicles under scrutiny. NHTSA’s exact words: FSD “never detected a lead vehicle in its path.” Tesla calls this “Full Self-Driving.” A train on rails. One direction. One speed. Zero ambiguity. If the system can’t identify that - The question isn’t what it got wrong here. The question is what else it’s getting wrong out there. ➕ Comment ‘BONUS’ and I’ll send you a free Beginners Guide + 350 Prompt Bible to Master AI 🦾 #tesla #fullselfdriving #autonomousvehicles #FSD #trafficsafety".