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The interior of a Tesla Model S P90D, a model with some autopilot features, during a 2016 exhibition in Washington, D.C. (Drew Angerer/Bloomberg News)[Stay on top of transportation news: Get TTNews in your inbox.] Tesla Inc. has temporarily stopped rolling out its $15,000 driver-assistance system until it addresses issues that led the carmaker to recall almost 363,000 vehicles. The pause affects customers who have opted in for Full Self-Driving Beta — a support feature for drivers who are responsible for operating their car at all times — but have not yet received a software update containing the feature, according to Tesla’s website. The support page relates to the recall the company announced earlier in February. Tesla said in its recall report that it expected to deploy an over-the-air software fix to its vehicles “in the coming weeks.”Want more news?