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

Would showed you what the future of transportation might look like and now we want to tell you about some other auto related oddities. now, take driverless vehicles. these cars are heavily reliant on wifi but what happens when there is some sort of connectivity issue? well, just like your phone, the cars wont be able to do what theyre supposed to do. this is what happened in san francisco over the weekend because of a nearby music festival. at least five driverless cars lost their connection and...

We are creeping into an era where driving will be considered a monotonous activity, dare we say – a chore. Robots or AI will not replace drivers ve...

San Francisco’s Safe Street Rebel group are disabling autonomous taxis by placing a cone on the hood of the car

In response to a Tesla fan account on Twitter, the CEO suggested AGI was more profound than full self-driving technology.

Cindy Alejandra Heredia grew up in Laredo, Texas, repairing car radios to help support her family. Recognizing that her community's transportation options could improve with driverless vehicles, she applied to MIT so she could join the MIT Driverless Team.

The Chinese start-up plans to plough more resources into level 4 (L4) autonomous driving this year, in a move likely to boost Beijing’s efforts to improve companies’ profitability by cutting logistics costs.

San Francisco could become the first U.S. city with two totally driverless services competing against Uber, Lyft and traditional taxis.

South Korea's capital launched its first self-driving bus route on Friday, part of an experiment that engineers said aims to make people feel more comfortable with driverless vehicles on the roads.

The manual drives have "the sole purpose of validating the Origins perception and object tracking systems," according to the company