Cruz's failure to disclose details leads to license suspension

General Motors' self-driving subsidiary Cruz failed to fully disclose details about a gruesome San Francisco crash to regulators, leading to the suspension of their license to operate driverless vehicles in the city. After striking a pedestrian, the autonomous car dragged the victim for 20 feet, but this information was not immediately shared with California's Department of Motor Vehicles. A law firm's investigation found poor leadership, lack of coordination, and a failure to understand accountability and transparency as some of the reasons behind Cruz's failings. To restore public trust, decisive steps must be taken by Cruz.