The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) reports that a driver of a Tesla in a fatal crash in Texas pressed the accelerator to 100% before the vehicle struck a home, according to a preliminary investigation. Multiple outlets report that the NTSB’s findings align with Tesla’s account of the crash, which the company shared days after the incident last month. Investigators say they examine the car’s electronic data recorders and determined the driver effectively overrode the vehicle’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature by manually pressing the gas pedal to full acceleration. The crash is described as resulting in fatalities, including the death of a woman who was hit after the car entered or struck the residence. The NTSB confirmation comes as part of the agency’s review of how the vehicle was being operated at the time of impact and what inputs the driver used immediately before the crash. The reported information reflects the current status of the preliminary findings, with further review possible as the investigation continues.