A Tesla car is exposed to another accident … this time with the “police”!

A 2019 Tesla Model 3 crashed into an American police car in Florida, where the driver of the car told police it was using Autopilot (Tesla Advanced Driver Assistance System).

No injuries or deaths were reported as a result of the crash, but investigations are still ongoing to determine the actual cause of the crash and the extent of the Tesla Autopilot system response.

According to a statement from the Florida Police Patrol, at the time of the accident, a police officer pulled over to assist a driver whose car broke down on the side of the freeway in Orlando County, so as the policeman got out of his parked car, as the Tesla collided with the police and the other damaged vehicle.

Police notified Tesla and the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration of the crash, CNBC reported, and Al Arabiya.net saw it.

The crash comes amid a federal audit of Tesla’s advanced driver assistance systems, with the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration investigating Tesla’s autopilot function after determining that the system was being used in a series of accidents.

After the investigation was revealed, two Democratic Senators, Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut and Ed Markey of Massachusetts, asked the Federal Trade Commission to investigate Tesla’s claims about his fully autonomous and autonomous driving abilities.

Tesla offers an automated driver function in all of its new cars. The company also sells a premium driver assistance system, sold as Full Autonomous Driving (FSD) for $ 10,000 all at once, or as a $ 199 monthly subscription to subscribers in the states. -United.

Autopilot and FSD require drivers to remain attentive behind the wheel at all times, as both systems cannot be completely reliable for the vehicle to operate without driver intervention.