Words Poorly Used #115 — Fault

I posted a link on Facebook about a self-driving auto in Las Vegas that had a wreck within the hour of its intro to the streets.  Several people were quick to respond that the misadventure had truly been caused by a human truck driver.  They say this as if being able to find someone at fault erases the thing from the annals of fact.  Am I wrong, or is there still an accident?  Finding fault only determines recompense.  It does not trigger a do-over.  This misconception seems like some half-baked cousin of the broken window fallacy.  Am I wrong, or is there still an indication that driverless vehicles may have some design work yet to be done?

— Kilgore Forelle