Driverless cars are no longer things of the future. Engineers at NC State University propose adding a fourth traffic light to help AV traffic flow.

The global push to put autonomous taxis on public roads is accelerating as ride-hailing companies and technology firms advance from pilot programs toward limited commercial rollouts in cities across China,...

Waymo initially paused all service in the Bay Area after the widespread outage started, but has now resumed operations.

Baidu's Apollo Go robotaxis have already accrued millions of driverless rides in cities worldwide.

N.Y. may be more expensive, but that doesn't make it a worse place to live.

N.Y. may be more expensive, but that doesn't make it a worse place to live.

One year after debuting a commercial robotaxi service in Abu Dhabi, Chinese autonomous vehicle company WeRide, in partnership with Uber, can now officially call the service fully driverless. The compa...

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A Transport NSW spokesperson confirmed Waymo has been in contact, with the Google-linked autonomous taxi company having appointed local lobbyists.

San Bruno officers pull over Waymo but say a ticket wasn’t issued, as ‘our citation books don’t have a box for “robot”’

San Bruno officers pull over Waymo but say a ticket wasn’t issued, as ‘our citation books don’t have a box for “robot”’

The port buys 34 new autonomous vehicles, which will be used alongside conventional trucks.

The mobility service will deploy artificial intelligence company Baidu’s Apollo Go RT6 vehicles from next year, if regulators approve.  Germany will also be used as a testbed for the European offering...

Investing.com -- The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has closed its 14-month investigation into Alphabet’s (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Waymo self-driving vehicles without taking further action, the agency announced Friday. The investigation, which began in May 2024, was prompted by 22 reports of Waymo robotaxis allegedly violating traffic safety laws or showing "unexpected behavior." Among these reports were 17 collisions involving the autonomous vehicles. In its decision to close the probe, NHTSA cited two recalls that Waymo had already issued, as well as the agency’s own analysis of available data related to the incidents. This article was generated with the support of AI and reviewed by an editor. For more information see our T&C.