一名22岁萨克拉门托驾驶员在2024年10月13日深夜于加州80号州际公路东向车道启动特斯拉Full Self-Driving功能后睡着，导致车辆高速冲入事故封闭区域1。这起事故发生在索拉诺县费尔菲尔德附近Air Base Parkway出口以西1，车辆随后撞上停靠的巡逻车，造成车内两名警员伤势严重被送往费尔菲尔德当地医院1。目前这两名警员已出院，而特斯拉驾驶员仅受轻伤1。事故前约一小时，同一路段曾发生致命交通事故，一名19岁男子驾驶2007款本田思域失控不治身亡1。
加州公路巡逻队随后发布声明强调，FSD属于需要驾驶员保持监督的驾驶辅助功能，并不能免除驾驶员安全驾驶的责任1。这起事故是特斯拉撞击应急车辆的又一事件。美国国家公路交通安全管理局（NHTSA）早在2021年8月就针对多起特斯拉撞上停靠警车、消防车等应急车辆的事故展开调查1。特斯拉在2023年12月曾召回超过200万辆汽车，通过OTA软件更新增加驾驶员注意力提醒1。2024年6月也曾发生一起使用FSD的特斯拉撞上停靠富勒顿警车的事故1。
A 22-year-old driver from Sacramento was operating a Tesla on Interstate 80 near Fairfield in Solano County, California when he activated the vehicle's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system and subsequently fell asleep1. The incident occurred in the early morning hours of October 13, 2024, in the eastbound lanes west of the Air Base Parkway exit1. According to the driver's account, the vehicle was in FSD mode when the collision happened1. Approximately one hour prior to this crash, a 19-year-old male driving a 2007 Honda Civic had lost control in the same stretch of highway and died1.
While operating under FSD, the Tesla vehicle accelerated into a road section that had been closed due to the earlier fatal accident and struck a stationary Dodge Charger patrol car1. The impact resulted in severe injuries to two California Highway Patrol officers who were inside the vehicle; both were transported to a local hospital in Fairfield but have since been discharged1. The Tesla driver sustained only minor injuries1. In response, the California Highway Patrol issued a statement emphasizing that FSD is a driver-assistance feature requiring continuous driver supervision and does not relieve drivers of their responsibility to operate their vehicles safely1.
This collision represents another incident involving a Tesla equipped with FSD striking an emergency vehicle. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has been investigating multiple cases of Tesla vehicles colliding with parked police cars, fire trucks, and other emergency vehicles since August 20211. In June 2024, a Tesla using FSD struck a parked police vehicle in Fullerton1. Following a series of such accidents, Tesla issued a recall affecting over two million vehicles in December 2023, deploying an over-the-air software update to enhance driver attention warnings1.
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