GM self-driving unit Cruise admits to submitting false report, will pay $500,000 fine
General Motors' self-driving car unit, Cruise, admitted on Thursday to submitting a false report to influence a federal investigation and will pay a $500,000 criminal fine as part of a deferred prosecution agreement,
GM’s robot car unit Cruise will pay $500,000 over falsified crash report
General Motors’ robot car unit Cruise will pay $500,000 to resolve criminal charges from the DOJ for falsifying a federal report after a grisly 2023 crash.
GM’s robot car unit Cruise will pay fine over falsified crash report
The company admitted withholding key details about a horrific 2023 crash “with the intent to impede, obstruct, or influence” a federal investigation.
Cruise To Pay $500,000 Settlement for Providing False Record Following Car Crash
Cruise failed to disclose that a woman had been dragged over 20 feet by one of its fleet of robotaxis following the collision, a California federal court found.
Cruise fined $500k for submitting a false report after last year’s pedestrian crash
One of Cruises’s driverless vehicles hit and dragged a pedestrian in 2023 — initial reports filed by the company left the dragging part out.
GM’s Cruise to pay $500,000 fine to DOJ, admits submitting false records
GM’s Cruise LLC, an autonomous vehicle company based in San Francisco, has agreed to resolve a criminal charge in federal court for
Cruise to pay $500K criminal fine to feds for infamous SF crash
Cruise has agreed to pay a $500,000 fine for submitting a false report to federal regulators following an accident over a year ago in which one of the company's self-driving cars pinned and dragged a woman nearly 20 feet at a San Francisco intersection.
Cruise to pay $500K fine for covering up SF crash
Autonomous driving company Cruise has agreed to pay a $500,000 fine after it admitted to covering up a crash that happened in San Francisco last year, the United States Department of Justice announced.
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