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GM subsidiary Cruise to start testing driverless cars in San Francisco
Cruise, a company majority-owned by General Motors, will start testing self-driving vehicles without driver monitors in San Francisco, the company said Wednesday. The company plans to begin testing a handful of vehicles, followed by a ’very methodical and responsible’ ramp-up across San Francisco, Cruise CEO Dan Ammann said. This is Cruise’s first such test.
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Indo
2 months
When we got nothing better to do, we fiddle daddle with everything.. Guess what kinda monkey business people be up to with hands free driving.
Luke
2 months
They're still hard at work on these Frankencars that the public doesn't want but terrorists can't wait to use.
R.
2 months
"Driverless revolution" Yeah, no.
Doug
2 months
Hope this is robust and no one gets hurt. Seems like good exposure to Bolt EV.
Top in Business
driverless and electric vechicels will be the death of general motors so im glad they are embracing their death!