Cruise gets $1.5 million penalty for keeping pedestrian crash details from safety regulator | TechCrunch
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has mandated Cruise to pay a $1.5 million penalty due to omitted details regarding a pedestrian crash, highlighting the necessity of safety and transparency.
NHTSA's deputy administrator emphasized the importance of prioritizing safety and transparency for automated driving systems, particularly in light of negligent reporting by firms like Cruise.
Cruise's chief safety officer described the consent order as a 'step forward' signifying a commitment to improve transparency and compliance with safety regulations.
Following the pedestrian crash, Cruise faces enhanced scrutiny requiring safety reports every 90 days and detailing fleet compliance with traffic laws.
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