Driverless fleets and their federal case files now scale in lockstep
Record safety data and first commercial service are each answered by fresh federal probes, sworn certification orders, and per-day penalty exposure — audit risk now compounds with the driverless fleets it scrutinizes rather than trailing them.
The same conclusion keeps arriving from across the workspace's research — 1 topics independently instantiate this theme. Filter the evidence by where it came from:
Even the operator with 270 million miles and 82% fewer injury crashes accrues a growing stack of federal investigations as it scales, showing scrutiny rising with fleet footprint.
The federal certification audit opened the very day commercial service began and now runs on a sworn-answer clock with per-day penalties and DOJ referral — scrutiny simultaneous with scaling, not subsequent to it.