The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is seeking information from Tesla after reviewing online videos of a robotaxi allegedly using the wrong lane and of speeding by another driverless vehicle.

Videos posted online appear to show the newly launched self-driving cars speeding and driving in the wrong lane.

US auto safety regulators are looking into incidents where Tesla Inc.’s self-driving robotaxis appeared to violate traffic laws during the company’s first day offering paid rides in Austin.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is seeking information from Tesla after reviewing online videos of a robotaxi allegedly using the wrong lane and of speeding by another driverless vehicle.

Tesla claims its answers regarding the safety of its robotaxi deployment in Texas are confidential, sparking a review by U.S. regulators. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is assessing Tesla’s responses concerning self-driving safety,

On Friday, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it was reviewing answers given in response to the agency's questions about the safety of its self-driving robotaxi in poor weather among other issues.

After its invitation-only rollout Sunday, the automaker has been contacted by NHTSA over videos showing robotaxis driving erratically and illegally in

The NHTSA contacted Tesla after several videos showed incidents involving its robotaxis after the service was launched in Austin on Sunday.

Since they formally launched in Austin on June 22, Tesla's self-driving robotaxis are drawing lots of attention from locals. They're also drawing interest from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration after online videos were posted purporting to show the company's autonomous vehicles driving in the wrong lane and speeding around town,

The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has contacted Tesla after reports of dangerous driving from its robotaxis were shared on social media.