In the United States, they are investigating a recent accident involving a Tesla electric car, presumably moving on autopilot.

The Tesla autopilot has been involved in at least three fatal crashes that have occurred in the United States since 2016.
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration concluded this week with a statement of intent to investigate the 12th Tesla electric car accident, which may be related to the Autopilot function. The accident occurred on December 7th. Tesla Model 3, launched in 2018, crashed into a parked police car from behind in the Norwalk, Connecticut city, on I-95 Motorway, which spans 15 states.

The Tesla autopilot has been involved in at least three fatal crashes that have occurred in the United States since 2016. An incident investigation agency task force checked 12 Tesla vehicle accidents when it was suspected that autopilot was involved during the incident. To date, reports on two of them are ready. In one case, it was confirmed that the autopilot worked at the time of the accident. In another case, the autopilot factor was excluded.