NTSB raises questions on driver assistance systems, lack of regulations
Published on March 31, 2026.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has raised questions about the lack of government regulations on driver assistance systems and claims made by automakers. The NTSB is holding a hearing to determine the probable cause of two fatal crashes involving Ford Motor's hands-free advanced driver assistance system BlueCruise. Board member Thomas Chapman expressed disappointment with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for failing to address issues surrounding the deployment of driver assist systems.
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