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Each winning city will receive an individualized Readiness Workshop and host of tech tools to help further its efforts toward becoming a smart city.
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Connecting vehicles to one another and the world around them poses a substantial cybersecurity hurdle that automakers must overcome.
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Regional transit officials hope the on-demand program, similar to an Uber or Lyft rideshare, will improve rider experience.
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Top automakers say the first generation of the technology will be used for commercial purposes, not by the general public.
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GM's subsidiary, Cruise Automation, has asked federal regulators to approve an AV car with no steering wheel, brake pedals, accelerator or "other unnecessary controls" to be used as robot taxis in 2019.
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Quantum computers promise to be much, much more powerful than today's computers. But they'll still have limits — the trick is figuring out what they are.
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The brainchild of former football star and developer Syd Kitson is getting attention as a potential model for forward-thinking cities.
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There's a lot more free time when the car can drive itself.
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A proposal by Assemblyman Phil Ting, D – San Francisco, would ban fossil fuel-reliant cars in the state after 2040.
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A box truck ran a red light before colliding with the Argo autonomous vehicle carrying four passengers in Pittsburgh, Pa.
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The Uber partnership with Bell Helicopter will be ready for testing in the Dallas-Fort Worth area within the next few years, according to Bell’s CEO Mitch Snyder.
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CEO Jim Hackett announced the development of a new “vehicle to everything” system during the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas Jan. 9.
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The National Association of Manufacturers sent Trump a letter insisting that he follow up on campaign promises to find money for repairing the countries infrastructure.
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A new layer of security cameras and a recently launched reporting app are helping to improve the safety of the Dallas Area Rapid Transit system.
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Aptiv partnered with Lyft to offer autonomous rides during the Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas.
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Citing an undue burden on working families, one Miami Beach commissioner wants to see an end to the traffic camera program.
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New Flyer is currently creating a hub of electric-buses in their Anniston, Ala. plant.
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Hyundai plans to release its first self-driving vehicle in 2021, thanks to tech boosts from its partnership with Aurora.
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Illinois signed a deal with three vendors to make streetlight purchases cheaper and easier for local governments.
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