Unsafe at hands-free speed: IIHS faults driver-assist systems

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Hands-free driving systems don't do enough to keep drivers paying attention and roadways safe, according to a new study released Tuesday by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. The IIHS tested 14 semiautonomous driving systems across nine brands, ranging from GM's Super Cruise to Ford's BlueCruise and Tesla's Autopilot, and found that 11 of...

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