Congress Looks to Jump Start Stalled Driverless Vehicle Bill July 31, 2019 By David Shepardson Two key committees in the U.S. Congress on Tuesday said they will revive efforts to pass long-stalled legislation to speed...
Nations with National Regulatory Policies Outpacing U.S. on Driverless Cars May 15, 2018 By Ma Jie and David Welch Cars that drive themselves are finding the clearest paths to showrooms in the U.K., Germany, South Korea and Singapore, where...
U.S. Wants Public Input on Rules for Driverless Vehicles, Trains March 2, 2018 By David Shepardson U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao said on Thursday that regulators will seek public input on rules for self-driving commercial vehicles...
Blind Americans Want to Participate in Future of Driverless Vehicles July 19, 2017 By Ryan Beene Anil Lewis was behind the wheel of his Ford Mustang convertible on a sunny Atlanta day in 1988, when he...
House Panel Eyes Removing States’ Bumps in Road for Driverless Vehicles June 28, 2017 By David Shepardson Republicans and Democrats in Congress sparred on Tuesday over U.S. states setting rules for testing and deployment of self-driving cars...