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Now your Audi can read Washington, DC’s traffic lights

Mar 15, 2018Alex CurtisBlog, NewsAudi, IoT, smart cities, traffic, transit, V2I

via Now your Audi can read Washington, DC’s traffic lights – The Verge

Federal bill moves to preempt state self-driving cars rules

Jul 21, 2017Alex CurtisNewsautomated driving, automated vehicles, federal policy, policy, self-driving cars, smart cities, state policy, traffic, transportation

via House approves bill to exempt self-driving cars from safety standards, overrule state laws

Blind ‘Drivers’ Step Up to Shape U.S. Push for Driverless Cars

Jul 21, 2017Alex CurtisNewsautomated driving, automated vehicles, blind, cars, policy, regulation, smart cars, smart cities, traffic, transportation

via Blind ‘Drivers’ Step Up to Shape U.S. Push for Driverless Cars – Bloomberg

Tesla’s crash rate was reduced by 40% after introduction of Autopilot based on data reviewed by NHTSA | Electrek

Jan 19, 2017Alex CurtisNewsautomated driving, autonomous vehicles, safety, traffic

As reported earlier today, NHTSA is closing its investigation of the fatal accident on Tesla Autopilot without finding any defect or issuing any recall. We now have access to the full report (embed… Source: Tesla’s crash rate was reduced by 40% after introduction of Autopilot based on data reviewed by NHTSA | Electrek

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Now your Audi can read Washington, DC’s traffic lights

Federal bill moves to preempt state self-driving cars rules

Blind ‘Drivers’ Step Up to Shape U.S. Push for Driverless Cars

Tesla’s crash rate was reduced by 40% after introduction of Autopilot based on data reviewed by NHTSA | Electrek

Now your Audi can read Washington, DC’s traffic lights

Hytchin’ a Ride with Brian Moyer – VIDEO

Federal bill moves to preempt state self-driving cars rules

Blind ‘Drivers’ Step Up to Shape U.S. Push for Driverless Cars

Tesla’s crash rate was reduced by 40% after introduction of Autopilot based on data reviewed by NHTSA | Electrek