AutomotivePattern detection across incident reports to infer defect riskoperational government oversight use case with established legal authority; analytics sophistication can continue to improve.

Safety-defect signal detection from reported ADS/ADAS incidents

NHTSA collects many reports about self-driving and driver-assist incidents so it can spot patterns that may mean a dangerous defect.

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Automotive Safety Defect Signal Detection and Field Failure Analysis

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Source

https://www.nhtsa.gov/sites/nhtsa.gov/files/2025-04/third-amended-SGO-2021-01_2025.pdf