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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

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The Biden Administration’s Autonomous Vehicle Policy Comes into Focus

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

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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

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The Driverless Commute: Groups ask NHTSA to pump brakes on GM AV petition; USPS goes driverless; the last-ten-feet problem; and Cruise can make left turns in San Fran better than you

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The Driverless Commute: A light pollution solution in AVs; Tesla-taxis; and Waymo’s app is up for download

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The Driverless Commute: Is 2019 a bear turn for AVs?; the fight over connected car communication divides car makers in Europe; cheaper, lighter LiDAR and machine-learning for lane-keeping.

By Eric Tanenblatt and James Richardson
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The Driverless Commute: Disengagement reports from China to California and lessons for AV sector in jet crashes

By Eric Tanenblatt and James Richardson
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The Driverless Commute: GM’s driverless exemption petition advances, but key questions for industry remains; a driver’s test for driverless cars; and robo-race car to edge test

By Eric Tanenblatt and James Richardson
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The Driverless Commute, presented by Dentons: How programmer bias will be reflected in AI platforms; a case for public investment in AV access; and Waymo, GM & Ford top new AV leaderboard

By Eric Tanenblatt and James Richardson

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