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The dashboard of the Tesla Model S P90D. The driver of a Tesla sedan who died in a 2016 crash while using Autopilot relied too much on the car's technology, and sensing a driver's hands on the wheel is not an effective way to tell whether the driver is paying attention, a federal safety panel has indicated. (Chris Walker/Chicago Tribune/TNS) ** OUTS - ELSENT, FPG, TCN - OUTS **

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Tesla to expand self-driving software test — but only to drivers it deems worthy

FILE - This Aug. 1, 2017, file photo, shows a call log displayed via an AT&T app on a cellphone in Orlando, Fla. Industry experts say robocalls are down — scam calls as well as nagging from your credit-card company to pay your bill. The coronavirus pandemic has inflicted millions of job losses, and scammers have not been immune. YouMail, which offers a robocall-blocking service, says 2.9 billion robocalls were placed in April 2020 in the U.S., down from 4.1 billion in March and 4.8 billion in February. (AP Photo/John Raoux, File)

Column: Consumers are receiving billions of car-warranty calls. Ignore them

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