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Federal probe examines aftermarket driver-assistance system after fatal crashes

Federal probe examines aftermarket driver-assistance system after fatal crashes

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Summary

Federal authorities are investigating an aftermarket driver-assistance system following fatal crashes. The available information does not specify the manufacturer, number of incidents or scope of the probe.

Details

Federal authorities have opened an investigation into an aftermarket driver-assistance system following fatal crashes.

The available information does not identify the system’s manufacturer, the number of incidents or the specific circumstances of the crashes. It also does not specify which federal agency is leading the inquiry.

The probe brings regulatory scrutiny to a technology offered outside a vehicle’s factory-installed equipment. No further details have been provided about possible actions or findings.

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The investigation could affect regulatory scrutiny of aftermarket driver-assistance technology following fatal crashes.

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