6 Oct 2026, Tue
Get The Auto Wire in your inbox
Driving news, policy watch and the auto industry’s biggest moves. Free, no spam.

A woman has been charged with homicide after getting behind the wheel of her Ford Mach-E and engaging the BlueCruise driver-assistance system while intoxicated, leading to a fatal crash. It’s the latest in a worrying trend.

Too many drivers mistakenly treat partial automation as a substitute for staying alert and sober. The tragic case underscores that these systems are no replacement for a responsible driver in control.

Comments are closed.