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Business Telegraph > technology > Uber driver mostly to blame for fatal self-driving crash, NTSB finds

Uber driver mostly to blame for fatal self-driving crash, NTSB finds

November 20, 2019No comment

posted on Nov. 20, 2019 at 1:39 am

A federal safety board identified several other contributory causes in its final report, including Arizona’s lax oversight of autonomous car testing.

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