Tesla has no plans to disable autopilot mode as third recent crash is revealed

Tesla said data suggested the driver's hands were not on the wheel in a recent accident in Montana in which a Model X veered off the road and hit a post

Another accident involving Tesla's autopilot system has been reported, this time in Montana when a Model X veered off the road and hit a post.

Early on Sunday morning on a highway near Whitehall, a Tesla veered off to the right into a wooden guardrail, according to the Detroit Free Press, stopping the car before it left the road. The driver told a highway patrol officer that the car's driver assist feature had been engaged.