Federal regulators have launched a new investigation into Tesla's "full-self-driving" technology, prompted by dozens of reports where vehicles allegedly ran red lights or veered onto the wrong side of the road, sometimes resulting in crashes and injuries. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is examining 58 incident reports, with many Tesla drivers reporting a lack of warning from their vehicles. This probe, covering nearly 3 million Tesla vehicles equipped with the FSD system, follows a series of other investigations into the technology and Tesla's reporting practices, as the company faces pressure to demonstrate the safety of its advanced driver-assistance features.

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