Absent a federal standard, states that allow autonomous vehicles, or AVs, to circulate have had to make up their own rules.
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Tesla Cybercab test cars caught on public roads with steering wheels
Tesla’s long-promised Cybercab robotaxi is no longer just a slide on an investor deck. Multiple test cars have now been ...
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration collects crash data about autonomous vehicles, but only issues voluntary guidelines about expectations for those vehicles. Those guidelines softened ...
With Uber, Lyft and Waymo all testing driverless taxis in the UK in 2026, here’s all you need to know about autonomous car ...
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London becomes ground zero for US.–China robotaxi showdown as driverless cars target 2026 launch
London is rapidly emerging as a major testing ground for robotaxi, as leading autonomous vehicle companies from the United ...
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Waymo’s fleet of self-driving vehicles are all geared up for the highway. Beginning Wednesday, Waymo expanded its ride hailing service to include routes along the interstate in the San Francisco Bay ...
California drivers are already sharing the highway with driverless cars, but it may not be long before self-driving big-rigs get the green light as well. On Wednesday morning, state regulators at the ...
Waymo, the driverless “robotaxi” rideshare company, has rolled into Minneapolis for testing — with humans at the wheel. The Mountainview, Calif.-based company began mapping the city with a small fleet ...
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