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The Driverless Commute: Emergence of L4 autonomous driving in China

By Henry (Litong) Chen
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The Driverless Commute: Autonomous Vehicles: US Legal and Regulatory Landscape

By Eric Tanenblatt, Crawford Schneider, Todd Daubert, and Jodi Adolf
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The Driverless Commute: NHTSA, FMCSA extend comment periods for amendments to regulations impacting AVs

By Eric Tanenblatt and Crawford Schneider
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The Driverless Commute: GM, like Waymo before it, missed an AV deadline, but what does it mean for the industry going forward?; tension building between AV, transit advocates

By Eric Tanenblatt and James Richardson
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The Driverless Commute: Road safety with driver assistance systems – EU Commission supports ISA systems for Europe

By Michael Malterer
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The Driverless Commute: China issues first batch of L4-level automotive road-test driving licenses—all to Baidu

By Henry (Litong) Chen
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The Driverless Commute: VW and Ford to partner on AVs, latest in long string of tie-ups; 11 companies unveil safety-as-design principles, offering closest thing to industry standard; and Lyft tests its cars on blind passengers

By Eric Tanenblatt and James Richardson
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The Driverless Commute in WardsAuto: Biggest Roadblock to Autonomous Vehicles Isn’t Technology

By Eric Tanenblatt and Crawford Schneider
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The Driverless Commute: Apple stuns with Drive.AI acquisition; did Florida go too far in new AV bill?; Toyota throws in with Baidu’s Apollo project; and Waymo rolls out limited partnership with Lyft in Arizona

By Eric Tanenblatt and James Richardson
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The Driverless Commute: Finally out of dark days of early 2000s, do airlines need to be scared of AV disruption threat?; Florida OKs fully self-driving cars; and the long list of new tie-ups and break-ups

By Eric Tanenblatt and James Richardson
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The Driverless Commute: Cities aren’t planning for AV deployment and that’s a problem; NHTSA is weighing rewrites of car and commercial vehicle rules; US lags global rivals over lack of national legislation

By Eric Tanenblatt and James Richardson
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The Driverless Commute: New Federal Autonomous Vehicle Rules on the Horizon

By Eric Tanenblatt, Crawford Schneider, and Matthew Ludwig

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