"Regulatory Hostility and Leadership Issues: GM Cruise Faces US Probes Over Autonomous Car Incidents"
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Cruise, the driverless car subsidiary of General Motors, released a report stating that an adversarial approach taken by its top executives toward regulators led to the grounding of its autonomous cars nationwide. The report, compiled by a law firm, found that the executives had failed to fully explain a crash in San Francisco where a Cruise vehicle dragged a woman 20 feet, leading to a suspension of Cruise’s license to operate. The company is currently under investigation by the Justice Department, the Securities and Exchange Commission, state agencies, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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