U.S. auto safety regulators have opened a Preliminary Evaluation into Comma.ai's aftermarket driver-assistance devices after five reported crashes, including two fatal crashes that killed three people. The probe, opened on September 21, 2026, will examine whether comma devices and openpilot adequately detected or responded to stopped or slow-moving vehicles in the same lane, and how modified forks of the software factor into the incidents.
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