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Self-Driving Trucks One Step Closer with Texan Business Partnership
Houston-based Steves & Sons has partnered with tech startup, Bot Auto, to start using autonomous trucks on its routes.

Lyft’s Self‑Driving Shuttles Are Coming to U.S. Cities by 2026
Lyft has officially announced it will add autonomous shuttles to its ride‑hailing network by the end of 2026, partnering with German supplier Benteler and its mobility offshoot Holon to deploy fully ...

Jaguar I-Pace Tops New List of Self-Driving Vehicles Most Likely to Crash
If you assumed Tesla was the most dangerous self-driving car on the road, think again. A new study from Davidoff Law Personal Injury Lawyers reveals the Jaguar I-Pace holds the unfortunate distinction ...

Self-driving shuttle study to explore potential role in mobility hub
Suffolk County Council will investigate the feasibility of incorporating self-driving shuttles into its transport network, using funding from the Government.

Waymo’s Autonomous Driving Advances: U.S. Closes Collision Probe, San Jose Expansion Approved
The autonomous vehicle industry reached a pivotal moment this week as Alphabet’s Waymo, a frontrunner in self-driving technology, cleared a significant regulatory hurdle and secured approval to expand ...

GM Says Self-Driving Cars Will Radically Change Vehicle Design
“This next window is very significant,” says new GM global design head Bryan Nesbitt.

Boston Hearing Surfaces Concerns About Self-Driving Cars
City officials and labor leaders were among those telling city councilors of fears autonomous self-driving cars and ride-share vehicles could be unable to navigate city streets.

Waymo and its self-driving cars face steep opposition in Boston
Waymo recently mapped the city's streets, prompting officials and drivers to sound the alarm over self-driving cars.