Alan Ruck’s four-way disaster was probably caused by his advanced age and technological inability.

According to TMZ, police believe the 67-year-old Succession actor caused the multi-vehicle collision last week because he didn’t know how to operate his high-tech Rivian R1T truck.

The electric truck’s space-age driving modes, which enable for quick acceleration, may have overwhelmed Ruck and led to the collision, according to reports.

According to the outlet, the Ferris Bueller’s Day Off star was engaged in a four-car incident last week, with his vehicle striking three cars before crashing into the side of Ruffalo’s Pizza on La Brea Avenue and Hollywood Boulevard.

As Ruck remained at the scene, three people were brought to the hospital: a 25-year-old guy, a 32-year-old man, and a 35-year-old woman.

The Spin City star was then seen walking with a limp while wearing a knee brace, despite claiming that he was well and that the disability was due to “getting old.”

According to the Daily Mail, the LAPD is expected to close the inquiry and let insurance firms sort it out.

True or not, the latest argument fits with what Ruck reportedly told officers after the crash: he had no idea what caused the tragedy.