Tesla is recalling over 2M vehicles to fix a defective system that is meant to ensure drivers are paying attention to the road when using Autopilot, Tom Krisher of AP News reports. The company intends to send out a software update to fix the problems, according to documents posted by U.S. safety regulators. This comes after a two-year investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration into crashes that occurred while Autopilot was in use, which found Autopilot’s method of ensuring driver attention is inadequate and “can lead to foreseeable misuse of the system,” the agency said, according to AP News.
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