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Today's AM Drive is about changes in the leadership of GM's Cruise self-driving division. In addition, BMW projects the i5 will be as popular as the 5 Series in Europe.

Driverless cars have a trust issue. With Cruise in limbo, new light is being shed on how often its cars require a remote employee to intervene and assist. But why does it take a serious incident to bring these facts into view?

Self-driving cars were once pitched as the future of motoring, but the lustre is fading fast for consumers.

According to a combined study by MIT & JD Power, there is a growing distrust in self-driving cars among the public. The study mentions that for the second year in a row, the public's trust in self-driving cars has witnessed a decline.

J.D. Power and MIT say the public has trust issues with robotaxis and autonomous vehicle systems.

JD Power/MIT Study Reveals Very Few Consumers Want Self Driving Vehicles

But survey results were better in the West, where more people have ridden in robotaxi tests in Phoenix and San Francisco

J.D. Power and MIT say the public has trust issues with robotaxis and autonomous vehicle systems.

Autoliv, Inc. , the worldwide leader in automotive safety systems, strengthens its insights in automotive safety as Klaus Kompass, former VP Vehicle Safety at BMW Group and Seigo Kuzumaki, former...

On May 7th, 2016, a 40-year-old man named Joshua Brown was killed when his Tesla Model S sedan collided with a tractor-trailer that was crossing his path on US Highway 27A, near Williston, Florida. Nearly three years later, another Tesla owner, 50-year-old Jeremy Beren Banner, was also killed on a Florida highway under eerily similar circumstances: his Model 3 collided with a tractor-trailer that was crossing his path, shearing the roof off in the process.