The driver who plowed his Tesla into seven cars in San Francisco over the weekend, killing one person, has been released.
The car crash happened around 6 p.m. Sunday and involved at least seven cars, including an unoccupied autonomous Waymo vehicle.
Linh Luu said she and Mikhael Romanenko were planning a life together. But that dream was cut short when he died in a multi-car crash in San Francisco where a Tesla driver was arrested.
Seven vehicles and eight people were impacted by the collision on Sixth Street, which police said could be related to a hit-and-run incident involving multiple vehicles on northbound Interstate
On Sunday, January 19, San Franciso, California residents witnessed a seven-car pile-up after a speeding Tesla Model Y crashed into the car in the rear of the Waymo. The Waymo car slammed into the cars ahead of it, killing one man and a dog.
"I saw all the cars and smoke starting to come out of the cars and I heard moans and screams and crying coming out of the cars."
"I don't know how I'm alive." From her hospital bed, Linh Luu struggled to make sense of a multi-vehicle crash that killed her boyfriend and dog.
The driver of a black Tesla who was arrested in connection to a deadly seven-car crash in San Francisco Sunday has been released from police custody, KRON4.com has
The San Francisco Police Department said the initial ... The California Highway Patrol said that just before that collision, a black Tesla was involved in another hit-and-run crash involving ...
Elon Musk has outlined an aggressive timeline for Tesla’s long-awaited robotaxi service, projecting a fully autonomous ride-hailing network in some California cities by the end of 2025. The announcement came during Tesla’s latest earnings call on Wednesday,
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