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driver of a Tesla S sports car using the vehicle’s “autopilot” automated driving system has been killed in a collision with a truck – the first US self-driving car fatality.


The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) says preliminary reports indicate the crash occurred when a lorry made a left turn in front of the Tesla at a junction.


NHTSA says the Tesla driver died due to injuries sustained in the crash Howie Kendrick Nationals Jersey , which took place on May 7 in Williston Gio Gonzalez Nationals Jersey , Florida.


The US government is investigating the design and performance of Tesla’s system.

Tesla under investigation after reports of first self-driving car death

Tesla said on its website neither the driver nor the autopilot sensors noticed the white side of the lorry Daniel Murphy Nationals Jersey , which was perpendicular to the Model S Bryce Harper Nationals Jersey , against the brightly lit sky Anthony Rendon Nationals Jersey , and neither applied the brakes.


“The high ride height of the trailer combined with its positioning across the road and the extremely rare circumstances of the impact caused the Model S to pass under the trailer Adam Lind Nationals Jersey ,” the company said.


The windscreen of the Model S collided with the bottom of the lorry.


The company said the accident led to the first known death in over 130 million miles of autopilot operation.


It said the NHTSA investigation is a preliminary inquiry to determine whether the system worked as expected.




KIGALI， June 28 (Xinhua) -- Risk factors such as tobacco consumption are increasing throughout sub-Saharan Africa particularly amongst the youth rendering people susceptible to Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs).


Ahmed Ouma Ogwell， the African regional coordinator for prevention of NCDS at the World Health Organization (WHO)， made the remarks Tuesday at the opening of an international scientific conference on the role of multi disciplinary approach in the management of NCDs in Kigali.


"We know what to do to prevent the non communicable diseases but what we are lacking is action. Usually chronic illnesses are likely to come late in life when the body is slowing down， and are mostly caused by non communicable diseases which can be avoided if we do the right thing，" he said.


He noted that as a global community over the last 15 years， there have been a lot of discussions on NCDs but not acting a lot.


Non communicable diseases are not diseases of the rich， he pointed out， but in the region， it is growing at a very