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Autonomous vehicles are here: Part 3

By Eric Tanenblatt and Chan Creswell
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California’s first AV public passenger service could provide key industry and market data

By Eric Tanenblatt
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Cruise Receives Permit to Offer Driverless Rides to the Public

By Eric Tanenblatt and Chan Creswell
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The Biden Administration’s Autonomous Vehicle Policy Comes into Focus

By Eric Tanenblatt and Crawford Schneider
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COVID-19 Leads to New Autonomous Vehicle Use Cases

By Eric Tanenblatt
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California Regulators Clear the Way for Commercial Autonomous Vehicle Deployment

By Eric Tanenblatt
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California Department of Motor Vehicles issues second fully autonomous vehicle testing permit

By Peter Stockburger
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The Driverless Commute: Urban planning nightmares with AV deployment; AV industry’s diversity and inclusion crisis; and how bogus satellite data could hack an AVs operation.

By Eric Tanenblatt and James Richardson
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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: 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: 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: If AVs take more risks now in early-phase deployment, will they be safer in the long-term?; big electrification news on both coasts; an electrified future for LA while Trump is open to spending on EV charging networks.

By Eric Tanenblatt and James Richardson

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