Tesla's Cybercab Restricts Riders Under 13 as Scrutiny Over Self-Driving Tech Intensifies
Tesla's Cybercab has introduced a feature that bars children under 13 from riding in its gold two-seat model, following growing scrutiny over safety concerns and regulatory compliance. The absence of steering wheels and pedals poses questions about how passengers will control the vehicle.
Tesla's Cybercab has been spotted carrying riders in Austin, Texas, but some details of its safety features have raised concerns. The vehicle has no steering wheel or pedals and bars children under 13 from riding, a move that may be seen as an attempt to mitigate scrutiny over the ride-hailing service. Tesla claims this feature is necessary for driver safety, while others are questioning its effectiveness in preventing accidents. The company's decision has sparked debate among safety experts and regulators.
