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CSETv1 Taxonomy Classifications
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67
CSETv1_Annotator-1 Taxonomy Classifications
Taxonomy DetailsIncident Number
67
CSETv0 Taxonomy Classifications
Taxonomy DetailsProblem Nature
Specification, Robustness
Physical System
Vehicle/mobile robot, Other:Camera
Level of Autonomy
High
Nature of End User
Amateur
Public Sector Deployment
No
Data Inputs
360 Ultrasonic Sonar, Image Recognition Camera, Long Range Radar, traffic patterns
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The California Highway Patrol says a man found passed out Friday behind the wheel of his Tesla on the Bay Bridge told them his car was on autopilot. California Highway Patrol
When California Highway Patrol officers found a man passed out Fr…
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Late last week, a Tesla driver fell asleep in his car around 5:30 p.m. on San Francisco’s Bay Bridge. He was spotted by motorists, and when police arrived on the scene (and, probably, woke him up) he tried to get out of trouble by claiming …
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The California Highway Patrol (CHP) says a driver was found passed out in his Tesla with a very high blood alcohol content on San Francisco’s Bay Bridge on Friday. The driver, according to CHP, claimed the car had been “set on autopilot” in…
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Autopilot controls are not yet fully capable of functioning without human intervention – but they’re good enough to lull us into a false sense of security
When California police officers approached a Tesla stopped in the centre of a five-la…
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THE OWNER of a Tesla Model S who was caught on camera using his car’s self-driving Autopilot function while sitting in the passenger seat, while travelling at speed on the M1 motorway, says he is “the unlucky one who got caught”.
The admiss…
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Here’s what you need to know about electric vehicles The United States has one of the largest electric vehicle fleets in the world. This video breaks down all the numbers on EVs. Up Next × SHARE COPY LINK The United States has one of the la…
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"When a pair of California Highway Patrol officers pulled alongside a car cruising down Highway 101 in Redwood City before dawn Friday, they reported a shocking sight: a man fast asleep behind the wheel," reports the San Francisco Chronicle…
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The California Highway Patrol on Friday pulled over a Tesla Model S that was traveling down the road—but whose driver appeared to be asleep at the wheel. The vehicle was traveling southbound on Highway 101 in Palo Alto.
Officers said that t…
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A Tesla Model S driver was pulled over and arrested by the California Highway Patrol yesterday after the police officers saw him seemingly sleeping at the wheel.
It took about 7 minutes and 7 miles for the police to be able to pull the car …
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Bryan Logan/Business Insider The Tesla Model S involved in the incident is not pictured here.
Police in the Northern California town of Redwood City arrested a man they found sleeping behind the wheel of his Tesla Model S as it drove down a…
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It took California Highway Patrol seven minutes to pull over a Tesla driver. The driver appeared to be asleep at his wheel.
Alexander Samek had allegedly dozed off while operating his Tesla Model S when an officer tried to pull him over. In…
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When a pair of California Highway Patrol officers pulled alongside a car cruising down Highway 101 in Redwood City before dawn Friday, they reported a shocking sight: a man fast asleep behind the wheel.
The car was a Tesla, the man was a Lo…
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There may come a day when cars can truly drive themselves and you can take a nap during your commute, but we’re not there yet. In the meantime, the ever-advancing state of self-driving technology has made some people a bit too comfortable t…
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It’s not uncommon for police officers to find a driver asleep in their car, but finding a driver asleep in one that’s motoring along at 70 mph … well, that’s something else.
The alleged incident took place on Highway 101 in Palo Alto,…
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Redwood City California Highway Patrol stopped a Tesla Model 3 they suspected was running Autopilot with a drunk driver asleep at the wheel. The incident occurred last Friday, November 30th at 3:37AM PT, when officers observed a car going 7…
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That’s sophisticated cruiser control!
Late last week at 3:30 in the morning, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) noticed the driver of a gray Tesla Model S seemingly asleep in his car. Unfortunately, it was going 70 miles an hour down Highw…
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As technology advances, so must policing. Last week, when a couple of California Highway Patrol officers spotted a man apparently sleeping in the driver’s seat of a Tesla Model S going 70 mph down Highway 101 in Palo Alto around 3:30 am, th…
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It took the police officers in two vehicles seven minutes to outsmart Tesla's Autopilot system.
December 3, 2018 2 min read
This story originally appeared on PCMag
One day in the not too distant future, sleeping at the wheel will become com…
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In an exciting first, the autopilot feature in a Tesla car managed to save rather than kill its occupant.
At 0300 PT on Friday, the highway patrol pulled alongside at grey Tesla Model S travelling at 70 miles an hour on a freeway down towar…
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A man from northern California was arrested after police caught him sleeping behind the wheel.
If, like me, you’re not a car lover, you may be wondering how that’s possible. Well, he was driving a Tesla Model S – a luxury electric sedan tha…
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In the early morning hours, California Highway Patrol chased a grey Tesla S for an unfathomable seven miles down Highway 101 as the driver slept, police said.
Redwood City Area CHP officers said they observed Alexander Joseph Samek, a local…
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We have been hearing stories about how the autonomous system has failed in cars and even killed people in some cases. How about we talk about a life-saving incident for a change? A 45-year old man in his Tesla Model S was spotted by the cop…
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A TESLA driver was arrested in California after police found the motorist asleep behind the wheel at 70mph.
A California Highway Patrol officer spotted the Tesla Model S driver out for the count along a highway south of San Francisco, and w…
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