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. Of these, 85 were removed for involving external factors . In about half of the remaining 106 instances, it found that the driver’s operation of the system was a primary factor in the accident.
Similarly, in the 16 accidents with first responders, only two of the drivers were presented with driver engagement prompts within five minutes of the accident. That suggests,“A driver’s use or misuse of vehicle components, or operation of a vehicle in an unintended manner does not necessarily preclude a system defect,” writes NHTSA.
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