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The future is coming people and pretty soon you will see a lane that you won't be able to travel on.

Scaling back and avoiding California and a custom vehicle are, at least for now, the right strategy for Cruise

GM Cruise's return is just weeks after it halted its operations After GM Cruise's self-driving vehicles were barred from public roads following an accident last month, the company has reportedly plans to re-launch self-cars in one unspecified city.

Vogt founded the company, sold it and returned to the helm. Heres analysis of his fall and whats ahead for Cruise

His resignation follows weeks of turmoil at the unit, which is undergoing a safety review after one of its vehicles dragged a pedestrian.

Robot deliveries start in Seoul

Cruise's co-founder and chief product officer Daniel Kan has resigned one day after the company’s CEO Kyle Vogt departed from his role.

In the accident in the town on Oct. 29, the autonomous vehicle, traveling at about 4 kilometers per hour, hit a parked bicycle.

Cruise, the autonomous vehicle company owned by General Motors, has issued a recall for 950 of its robotaxis following a collision with a pedestrian in San Francisco last month. California also pulled its permit to operate driverless vehicles in the state.

Cruise has listed steps they are taking during their shutdown. Its a start, but there needs to be even more