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Robotaxi Trials Increase in Shenzhen as China Accelerates Driverless Car Dreams
China’s Shenzhen will now allow registered autonomous vehicles (AVs) to operate without a driver in the driving seat across a broad swath of the city, but a driver must still be present in the vehicle. The new rule for firms testing driverless robotaxis in the city like Baidu’s Apollo unit, Toyota-backed Pony, Nissan-backed Weride, Alibaba-back...
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Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving U.S. Regulators Behind
Cruise, Tesla, Alphabet Inc's Waymo, and Aurora Innovation Inc are among many companies aiming to deploy fully autonomous vehicle technology in the United States within the next two to three years.
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Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving U.S. Regulators Behind
Cruise, Tesla, Alphabet Inc's Waymo, and Aurora Innovation Inc are among many companies aiming to deploy fully autonomous vehicle technology in the United States within the next two to three years.
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Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving U.S. Regulators Behind
Self-driving vehicle companies from Tesla Inc to General Motors Co's Cruise are racing to start making money with their technology, outrunning efforts by regulators and Congress to write rules of the road for robot-driven vehicles.
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Tesla, Cruise, Other Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving US Regulators Behind
Self-driving vehicle companies from Tesla to GM’s Cruise are racing to start making money with their technology, outrunning efforts by regulators and US Congress to write rules of the road for robot-driven vehicles.
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Pony.ai’s Driverless Testing Permit Halted by California Regulator After Accident
A California regulator said it has suspended a driverless testing permit for startup technology firm Pony.ai following an accident — the first time it has issued such a suspension.
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UK Government Green Lights 'Self-Driving' Cars On Motorways
The UK government on Wednesday became the first country to announce it will regulate the use of self-driving vehicles at slow speeds on motorways, with the first such cars possibly appearing on public roads as soon as this year.
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GM Faces Pushback on US Self-Driving Vehicle Plan
GM faces pushback over its request that US regulators waive some safety standards to make it possible to deploy a fleet of driverless cars without steering wheels, other human controls.
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Automakers Ask California To Ease Rules For Self-Driving Car Tests
At a public hearing in Sacramento, carmakers in the US tried to persuade the state of California to let go of some additional proposed regulations for driverless cars.
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California Paves Way To Self-Driving Car Tests Without Humans
California, the largest U.S. car market, plans to allow testing on public roads of self-driving vehicles without human backup drivers by the end of the year, state officials said. The state's Department of Motor Vehicles is seeking public comment on proposed regulations for driverless testing and public use of autonomous vehicles that will no longe...
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Driverless Cars Need New Regulations To Ensure Safety: Experts
The current safety regulations for driverless cars do not plan for tasks that previously could only be performed by humans, and are therefore ill-equipped to ensure that autonomous vehicles will perform safely and reliably, experts say. "Currently, we ensure safety on the roads by regulating the performance of the various mechanical systems of vehi...
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Apple Is Excited About The Race For Driverless Cars
Apple urged regulators not to impose too many restrictions on testing of self-driving cars, saying "established manufacturers and new entrants should be treated equally."
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Driverless Car In Singapore Collides With Lorry, No Injuries
A self-driving car being tested on Singapore public roads collided with a lorry on Tuesday, the city-state's transport regulator said, adding that no one was hurt.
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Infiniti's Driverless Cars Might Be Ready For Hong Kong By 2020
Infiniti has announced that, if local regulations permit, the company's autonomous car could hit the road in Hong Kong by 2020.
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Uber Gives Riders a Preview of the Driverless Future
Starting Wednesday morning, a fleet of self-driving Ford Fusion cars will pick up Uber riders who opted to participate in a test program.
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Robotaxi Trials Increase in Shenzhen as China Accelerates Driverless Car Dreams
China’s Shenzhen will now allow registered autonomous vehicles (AVs) to operate without a driver in the driving seat across a broad swath of the city, but a driver must still be present in the vehicle. The new rule for firms testing driverless robotaxis in the city like Baidu’s Apollo unit, Toyota-backed Pony, Nissan-backed Weride, Alibaba-back...
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Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving U.S. Regulators Behind
Cruise, Tesla, Alphabet Inc's Waymo, and Aurora Innovation Inc are among many companies aiming to deploy fully autonomous vehicle technology in the United States within the next two to three years.
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Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving U.S. Regulators Behind
Cruise, Tesla, Alphabet Inc's Waymo, and Aurora Innovation Inc are among many companies aiming to deploy fully autonomous vehicle technology in the United States within the next two to three years.
-
Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving U.S. Regulators Behind
Self-driving vehicle companies from Tesla Inc to General Motors Co's Cruise are racing to start making money with their technology, outrunning efforts by regulators and Congress to write rules of the road for robot-driven vehicles.
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Tesla, Cruise, Other Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving US Regulators Behind
Self-driving vehicle companies from Tesla to GM’s Cruise are racing to start making money with their technology, outrunning efforts by regulators and US Congress to write rules of the road for robot-driven vehicles.
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Pony.ai’s Driverless Testing Permit Halted by California Regulator After Accident
A California regulator said it has suspended a driverless testing permit for startup technology firm Pony.ai following an accident — the first time it has issued such a suspension.
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UK Government Green Lights 'Self-Driving' Cars On Motorways
The UK government on Wednesday became the first country to announce it will regulate the use of self-driving vehicles at slow speeds on motorways, with the first such cars possibly appearing on public roads as soon as this year.
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GM Faces Pushback on US Self-Driving Vehicle Plan
GM faces pushback over its request that US regulators waive some safety standards to make it possible to deploy a fleet of driverless cars without steering wheels, other human controls.
-
Automakers Ask California To Ease Rules For Self-Driving Car Tests
At a public hearing in Sacramento, carmakers in the US tried to persuade the state of California to let go of some additional proposed regulations for driverless cars.
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California Paves Way To Self-Driving Car Tests Without Humans
California, the largest U.S. car market, plans to allow testing on public roads of self-driving vehicles without human backup drivers by the end of the year, state officials said. The state's Department of Motor Vehicles is seeking public comment on proposed regulations for driverless testing and public use of autonomous vehicles that will no longe...
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Driverless Cars Need New Regulations To Ensure Safety: Experts
The current safety regulations for driverless cars do not plan for tasks that previously could only be performed by humans, and are therefore ill-equipped to ensure that autonomous vehicles will perform safely and reliably, experts say. "Currently, we ensure safety on the roads by regulating the performance of the various mechanical systems of vehi...
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Apple Is Excited About The Race For Driverless Cars
Apple urged regulators not to impose too many restrictions on testing of self-driving cars, saying "established manufacturers and new entrants should be treated equally."
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Driverless Car In Singapore Collides With Lorry, No Injuries
A self-driving car being tested on Singapore public roads collided with a lorry on Tuesday, the city-state's transport regulator said, adding that no one was hurt.
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Infiniti's Driverless Cars Might Be Ready For Hong Kong By 2020
Infiniti has announced that, if local regulations permit, the company's autonomous car could hit the road in Hong Kong by 2020.
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Uber Gives Riders a Preview of the Driverless Future
Starting Wednesday morning, a fleet of self-driving Ford Fusion cars will pick up Uber riders who opted to participate in a test program.
