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Two U.S. senators urged a federal probe into Tesla’s Full Self-Driving after reports it failed to detect trains at crossings. NBC News documented complaints from six drivers and online videos of similar issues. Tesla did not comment, while Elon Musk announced a new FSD update launching this week.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Two U.S. senators are calling for a federal probe into Tesla's full self-driving software
00:06after an NBC News investigation reported complaints from drivers
00:10that the system failed to detect oncoming trains and railroad crossings.
00:14Democratic Senators Edward Markey and Richard Blumenthal
00:16sent a letter to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
00:19urging a formal investigation, citing risks of catastrophic crashes, according to NBC News.
00:25NHTSA declined immediate comment, but said earlier he was aware of the incidents
00:29and had raised the issue with Tesla.
00:31Tesla did not comment, but states in its manual that full self-driving requires constant human supervision.
00:36CEO Elon Musk said a new Tesla FSD version wouldn't launch this week,
00:40though it is unclear if it addresses railcrossing complaints.
00:43NBC reported six drivers experienced problems, supported by videos and dozens of online complaints.
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