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| | | | | Cruise, a subsidiary of GM, operates a nightly driverless taxi service in San Francisco, and Waymo, has a similar service in Phoenix. | |
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www.slashgeek.net
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| | | | | I don't think most people appreciate how big of a deal self-driving cars will be when it is commercially available. When I talk about self-driving I mean fully autonomous car without any driver assistance, not driver assists system like "AutoPilot" in Tesla cars or Cruise Automation for GM and many other out there. | |
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www.thedrive.com
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| | | | | They're coming to you, Phoenix. | |
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pedestrianobservations.com
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| | | New York's high construction costs are not just a problem for public transit. Roads exhibit the exact same problem. Case in point: replacing 2.5 km of the deteriorating Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (BQE) in Brooklyn Heights is slated to cost $3-4 billion, take 6-8 years, and require temporarily closing the pedestrian promenade supported on top of the... | ||