A self-driving car company is getting the green light to test its vehicles on a Colonial-era street network with a reputation for aggressive human drivers.
Boston city officials announced Wednesday that they’ve granted permission to NuTonomy to test its autonomous vehicles citywide.
The company began testing in the city’s Seaport District last year but will now expand testing throughout the city. Each autonomous vehicle is required to have a safetydriver at the wheel to take control in an emergency.
Boston-based NuTonomy was spun out of a lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and is now a subsidiary of auto parts maker Aptiv, based in Dublin, Ireland.
The company described the Boston citywide testing as an opportunity to advance self-driving technology on some of North America’s “most complex roads.”
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