The March 18, 2018, crash on the northbound Mill Avenue bridge forced Uber out of Arizona, caused other self-driving companies to re-examine their safety procedures, and generally reduced public faith in autonomous vehicle technology. An Arizona prosecutor decided in March 2019 that Uber itself hadn't committed a crime, but some observers believed the company got off easy and that the backup driver is being made a scapegoat. Vasquez's trial date is now set for August 10, moved back from May 11, and before that, from February 11. Given the case's complexity, it'll likely get pushed back again....