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THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Whistleblower Lawsuit Accuses Tesla of Ignoring Self-Driving Safety Issues.

A whistleblower lawsuit alleges Tesla’s self-driving vehicle testing practices created unsafe conditions for the public and employees due to extreme understaffing and overburdened managers.

A whistleblower lawsuit alleges Tesla’s self-driving vehicle testing practices created unsafe conditions for the public and employees due to extreme understaffing and overburdened managers. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A former Tesla manager has filed a federal lawsuit alleging he was fired after warning the company about what he described as serious safety failures in its Full Self-Driving testing program, claiming understaffing and excessive workloads turned autonomous test vehicles into “rolling hazards” on public roads in Houston, Texas. Javier Medrano, who managed Tesla’s Houston Full Self-Driving testing operations, alleges the company increased the number of test vehicles and operators under his supervision from 15 to 38…Open

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Sourcehttps://thenationalpulse.com/2026/07/28/whistleblower-lawsuit-accuses-tesla-of-ignoring-self-driving-safety-issues/
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AXIOS (Joann Muller) - Mobility's new Big Three: Tesla, Waymo and Uber

As the race toward autonomy unfolds, a new U.S. "Big Three" in mobility is emerging: Instead of GM, Ford and Chrysler, it's Waymo, Tesla and Uber. Why it matters: Automotive and tech giants, along with many well-funded startups, are vying for a slice of the self-driving future. The big picture: Autonomous driving technology is no longer science fiction. It's here. - Robotaxis are operating in about a dozen cities — with tests underway in many more — and driverless semi trucks are hauling loads across Arizona and Texas. - But safely deploying AV technology is only the start — the next phase of the AV race is about who can operate networks at scale. This will require building the infrastructure and large-scale operations needed to…

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Sourcehttps://www.axios.com/2026/04/15/big-three-tesla-waymo-uber-av
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