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www.theverge.com
Everyone needs to get around. How we do it will change more over the next decade than it has in the last century. Legacy automakers, like Ford and GM, are scrambling to become technology-savvy companies, and the tech industry is trying to cash in on the change. New players, like Rivian and Tesla, are disrupting the industry and sometimes stumbling. We look at how self-driving hardware and software make the automobile better or, in some cases, deeply flawed. We cut through the hype and empty promises to tell you what's really happening and what we think is coming. Verge Transportation cares about all moving machines and the place they have in the future. |
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gizmodo.com
After years of hype, Tesla's self-driving taxi service is finally live. |
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techhq.com
Tesla has launched a small robotaxi trial in Austin, offering paid rides in modified Model Ys without drivers. |
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nyc.streetsblog.org
Broadway's danger is well known to DOT, which named it a Vision Zero Priority Corridor - yet the agency did nothing. |
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