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Tesla failed to fix autopilot after fatal crash, engineers say
Bloomberg News, Published on 17/08/2023
» SAN FRANCISCO - Tesla Inc failed to fix limitations in its Autopilot system following a gruesome Florida crash that killed a driver in 2016, company engineers said in a family’s lawsuit over a very similar 2019 fatal collision that is headed to a jury trial.
All fatalities decline since start of pandemic
Bloomberg News, Published on 23/06/2020
» Thailand is seeing fewer fatalities than usual during the Covid-19 epidemic, with deaths from all causes since October dropping by about 8% from a year earlier.
Vietnam’s new drunk-driving law slashes beer sales
Bloomberg News, Published on 21/01/2020
» HANOI: Vietnam’s new get-tough-on-drunk-driving law is reining in one of the world’s fastest-growing beer markets.
Crashed jet's elusive audio may hold key to Indonesian tragedy
Bloomberg News, Published on 05/11/2018
» Search crews hunting for the remains of Lion Air Flight JT610 have found the data recorder, engines and body parts of some of the 189 victims. But the key to solving the mystery behind the crash is still missing: the cockpit voice recorder.
73% of US drivers say they’d cede wheel to robot
Bloomberg News, Published on 30/06/2016
» SOUTHFIELD, MICHIGAN - Almost three-quarters of US drivers are eager to replace the daily commute’s drudgery with a self-driving car and 80% say they would pay extra to have a robot take the wheel, according to a survey that contradicts other recent studies.
Kuala Lumpur’s $1bn budget terminal sinking, airline says
Bloomberg News, Published on 27/07/2015
» KUALA LUMPUR — A new budget-airline terminal at the city’s international airport is sinking, with cracks appearing in the taxiway and water forming pools that planes must drive through.
AirAsia plane search partially halted
Bloomberg News, Published on 28/12/2014
» Indonesian authorities looking for an AirAsia Bhd flight with 155 passengers and seven crew on board called off air search after a day of scouring yielded no clues on what happened to the Airbus Group NV jet.
Toyota unveils collision avoiding system
Bloomberg News, Published on 11/10/2013
» Toyota Motor Corp, the world's largest automaker, will introduce systems in about two years enabling cars to communicate with each other to avoid collision.