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fromTheregister
2 weeks agoWaymo self-driving cars face toughest test yet: London
Waymo is testing its autonomous driving software in London, moving towards a fully driverless ride-hailing service with trained specialists on standby.
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fromSustainable Bus
2 weeks agoNorwegian authority approves driverless Karsan e-Atak operation without safety driver - Sustainable Bus
Norwegian operators Vy and Kolumbus will run an autonomous bus on public routes without a safety driver, marking a significant advancement in public transport.
fromTNW | China
4 weeks agoOver 100 Baidu robotaxis froze mid-traffic in Wuhan in mass fleet failure
On Tuesday evening in Wuhan, more than 100 of Baidu's Apollo Go robotaxis stopped moving. They did not pull over. They did not activate an emergency protocol. They simply froze, scattered across the city's roads and elevated highways, some in the middle lane of ring roads with traffic streaming past on both sides.
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fromSustainable Bus
2 months agoFrom e-coaches to UITP insights on MENA, Altas industrial strategy and Europe's trolleybus revival (and more) in new Sustainable Bus magazine - Sustainable Bus
Europe's e-bus sector achieved over 9,000 registrations in 2025 with 40% growth, while the bus and coach industry undergoes rapid transformation driven by electrification, battery strategies, charging infrastructure, and emerging driverless technologies.
fromFox News
2 months agoNew York halts robotaxi expansion plan
Gov. Kathy Hochul has withdrawn her proposal that would have allowed commercial robotaxi services in smaller cities across the state. That means places outside New York City will not see driverless ride services anytime soon. If you live in Buffalo, Rochester or Albany, that future just got pushed further down the road.
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fromABC7 San Francisco
8 months agoSelf-driving trucks transport goods on Texas freeways in expansion push, could lead to job losses
Aurora driverless trucks have begun transporting goods on the nation's freeways, increasing efficiency but simultaneously leading to job losses for traditional truck drivers.
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fromFuturism
11 months agoTrucking Company Deploys Self-Driving 18-Wheeler Where Human Employee Can Chill Out and Watch YouTube Videos in the Back as It Bombs Down the Highway
Aurora's driverless trucks made their first fully autonomous delivery without human oversight, marking a significant step in autonomous vehicle technology.
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