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The driverless SWAN shuttle -- short for Shuttling with Autonomous Navigation -- collided with a full-sized bus in the Orlando, Florida, cops said.

A driverless car company that wants to launch in Charlotte is cutting back its service in California.

Out of the can. >> michael: telling stories about ghost on the tracks. this whole sex in the back of robo cars, i just think this is people being cheap, radio isnt it because the rent is too dam high in san francisco. you cant afford a hotel room so like lets hop in that robo taxi and get busy. its great. because it certainly cant be a fetish. i can understand having sex in the back of a taxi, oh, we might get caught, the driver might turn around, theres danger. but like in a robo taxi, what is ...

I love the idea of driverlessng cars, but im scared of doing it. inte,of getting into one becaue you lose control. >> i dont know that. , i, at this point would wantou d to get into a driverless car. i think that you dont. you just all the malfunctions. what if it just drives off the cliff? then the what? what? i dont know what you would do, but i also worry what else is going to happen in the backseat to these cars seatse ik in places like san francisco? i mean, we have all of the crackheadssan...

A company that makes driverless vehicles is testing its cars in Charlotte.

Cruise, General Motors' robotaxi unit, said on Thursday it had signed the driverless car industry's first labor union agreements, a significant milestone as unions and robotaxi firms have historically been at odds. The company is partnering with two local San Francisco union chapters that represent electrical workers and janitors, the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 6 and Service Employees International Union Local 87. Reuters could not definitively determine if...

Musk said on a conference call last week that Tesla has the wherewithal to sell cars at “zero profit” and then earn immense sums later off driverless software.

The 23-second clip, posted on TikTok by Johnny Romano, the officer can be seen signalling the car to pull over at the side of the road so he can approach it., Viral News, Times Now

Dashcam footage obtained by Wired from buses and trains in San Francisco show driverless cars stopping and delaying public transit riders.

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