A 56-year-old Tesla driver in Snohomish, Washington, caused a fatal accident while using the car’s advanced driver assist system (ADAS). The system, believed to be Autopilot, failed to detect a motorcyclist, leading to a collision that resulted in the motorcyclist’s death. The Tesla driver, who was allegedly inattentive and had consumed alcohol prior to the crash, faces charges of Vehicular Homicide. The incident highlights concerns about the safety and reliability of driver assist systems, particularly in the absence of strict regulations and industry guidelines. Tesla maintains that its systems require attentive drivers, but critics argue that the company has misled consumers by promoting its vehicles as self-driving.