In autonomous and self-driving vehcile news are WeRide, GreenMobility, Innoviz, Arrow McLaren, Aurora Innovation, Tier IV, Astemo, Torc Robotics, Auto-ISAC, Wayve, Uber, TfL, Moove, Pony.ai,
In autonomous and self-driving vehicle news are Tesla, Waymo, Uber, Hyundai, Nvidia, Aurora, Baidu, Lyft, BMW, Qualcomm, Flytrex, Nash, Atlas and Kodiak. Lawsuit Alleges Understaffing
Zoox announced Thursday that it has received the first-ever commercial exemption for a purpose-built autonomous robotaxi from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, a decision
In Autonomous and self driving vehicle news are Tesla, Aurora, NHTSA, Blade and Waymo. Tesla NHTSA Filings Reveal Remote Operator Collision Patterns Tesla has submitted
Waymo’s driverless cars are involved in fewer crashes than human drivers, but the federal system for monitoring automated vehicles needs improvement, a new study from the
In autonomous and Self-driving vehicle news are Teamsters, Tesla, NTSB, Bio-Waste in AVs and NHTSA. Teamsters & Unions Lobby Against DC AV Bill
In autonomous and self-driving vehicle news are Tesla, HTEC, Embotech, Venti Technologies, Addionics & Xpeng. Tesla Expands Autonomous Robotaxi Commercial Operations Into Miami
NHTSA cites a pattern of robotaxis blundering into fires, blocking ambulances and ignoring flares, and gives developers until month’s end to explain how they will
In autonomous and self-driving vehicle news are Zoox, Waymo, Uber, XPENG, Tesla, Bosch, Cariad, Valeo and NHTSA. Zoox Details Production Robotaxi Design Autonomous mobility developer
In autonomous and self-driving vehicle news are Waymo, Innoviz, Mobileye, Geely, Farizon, WeRide, Kwoon Chung, Karma Automotive, Line Mobility, Witherite Law Group, Tesla, CaoCao, May
In autonomous and self-driving vehicle news are Waymo, Teradar, PlusAI, Mobileye, Tesla, Uber, Nuro, Lucid, Stellantis, Wayve, WeRide, Applied Intuition, Roadzen and drivebuddyAI. Earlier this
Waymo has recalled nearly 4,000 of its self-driving vehicles and stripped them of highway access, after the company discovered its software was sending robotaxis straight