Google’s Self-Driving Car Gets Rear-Ended, Again
The accident marks the fourteenth time since 2009 that a Google self-driving vehicle has been involved in a collision.
New Report Lays Out Likely Evolution of Self-Driving Car Market
Report elaborates on the technological and market evolutions that must occur for self-driving vehicles to become commercially viable.
Self-Driving Car Takes Off on First Cross-Country Trip
Trip marks the first and longest cross-country trip in a self-driving vehicle.
Consulting Group Says Self-Driving Vehicle Features Could Represent $42 Billion Market By 2025
Partially autonomous vehicles are likely to hit the roads in large numbers by 2017; one-fifth of U.S. drivers say they would pay more than $5,000 extra for features such as highway or urban autopilot.
Businessweek Highlights Hijacking Threat Among Driverless Cars
According to the article, FBI states hackers could potentially use self-driving cars as “lethal weapons” by controlling them remotely.
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Releases Self-Driving Vehicle Policy
Department of Transportation reveals plans for regulation of autonomous vehicles.
Google Wants to Bring Self-Driving Car Systems to Market Within Next Decade
If not, Google rep says, “shame on us engineers.”
Boeing Crashes Raise Questions About Autonomous Transportation
The recent crashes of two Boeing Co. 737 Max jets raise questions about whether U.S. transportation regulators are ready for self-driving cars and automated transportation, according to a Property Casualty 360 article.
Uber Found Not Criminally Liable in Fatal Crash
Prosecutors have announced that Uber is not criminally liable for last year’s fatal crash of one of its self-driving cars, according to an article by Reuters.
GM’s Quest to be a Leader in Autonomous Vehicles Highlighted in New York Times Piece
A June 4 New York Times article looks at GM’s big bet on self-driving cars, and suggests that driverless vehicles might be on our streets “sooner than we think.”
