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California grants first permit for commercial use of self-driving cars to Nuro

© Getty Images California-based robotics company Nuro can start using its self-driving cars for commercial use on some streets near its Bay Area headquarters after receiving a permit from the California Department of Motor Vehicles. The California DMV said Wednesday it issued its first autonomous vehicle deployment permit to Nuro, allowing the robotics company to start deploying its driverless delivery cars. “Issuing the first deployment permit is a significant milestone in the evolution of autonomous vehicles in California,” DMV Director Steve Gordon said in a statement. “We will continue to keep the safety of the motoring public in mind as this technology develops.”

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California approves its first commercial driverless delivery service

California approves its first commercial driverless delivery service 3 months 13 hours 11 minutes ago Thursday, December 24 2020 Dec 24, 2020 December 24, 2020 8:54 AM December 24, 2020 in News Source: BBC News For the first time, California residents can legally receive deliveries from a driverless vehicle delivery service. According to the BBC, a robotics start-up called Nuro expects to launch its driverless delivery service in the state by 2021. In April, California became Nuro s testing ground for its R2 vehicles, but now that the company has legal approval for its delivery service it can begin charging customers a fee. The start-up s driverless vehicles cannot drive faster than 35 mph, and will only be allowed to take to the roads in fair weather conditions.

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The Apple car, briefly explained

The Apple car, briefly explained Vox.com 2/8/2021 Sara Morrison © Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Apple, led by CEO Tim Cook, might finally be ready to produce its own line of cars. The long-rumored, long-dead Apple car may soon be resurrected. Apple is reportedly talking to auto manufacturers about building a fully autonomous electric car as soon as 2024. As is typical of Apple’s projects, we’re still short on verified facts. The latest rumors, courtesy of CNBC, had Apple and Hyundai “close to finalizing” a deal to build the cars at a Kia plant in Georgia. They would be Apple’s own brand of cars, and the partnership would give Apple a factory ready to start building cars by 2024, rather than requiring the company to take a considerably longer time (and more money) to build one from the ground up. This built on Hyundai’s January statement that it was in talks with Apple a statement that the notoriously secretive Apple reportedly did not appreci

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DMV Driving Test Halt Extended, Senior Online Services Expanded

California DMV Sacramento, CA The California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has extended its halt on road driving tests and requires no office visits for eligible seniors’ license renewals until further notice. The DMV behind-the-wheel driving tests were put on hold until nearly the end of December due to the surge in COVID-19 cases, as reported here. This new stoppage will extend into the beginning of the year with the DMV slating it to last at least through January 4. Appointments in that timeframe will automatically be rescheduled with a notice to drivers. There is also no need for seniors to head to DMV officers to renew their driver’s license. Instead, eligible drivers 70 and older can do that online until further notice for licenses that expire beginning

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