Tesla Recalls Nearly 54,000 Vehicles , That May Run Stop Signs.<br />The automaker is recalling 53,822 vehicles in the U.S. that have the Full Self-Driving (Beta) software installed.<br />Reuters reports the software may instruct some models to perform "rolling stops" instead of stopping completely, which poses safety concerns at intersections.<br />According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the recall includes some 2016-2022 Model S and Model X vehicles.<br />2017-2022 Model 3 cars and <br />2020-2022 Model Y compact SUVs.<br />The NHTSA said the software may also allow vehicles to completely drive through four-way stop intersections without stopping at all.<br />The NHTSA said the software may also allow vehicles to completely drive through four-way stop intersections without stopping at all.<br />According to the administration, Tesla will issue an over-the-air software update to disable the "rolling stop" feature.<br />As of Jan. 27, Tesla said it did not know of any crashes or warranty claims related to the recall.<br />Tesla has also recently been investigated by the NHTSA for its "Passenger Play" feature, which has since been altered to only function when parked, .<br />Tesla has also recently been investigated by the NHTSA for its "Passenger Play" feature, which has since been altered to only function when parked, .<br />and its Autopilot driver assistance system that resulted in about a dozen crashes
