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The unanimously passed bill allows carmakers to sell as many as 80,000 vehicles a year, while exempting them from current safety standards for three years.
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Increasingly connected vehicles are adding a new layer to the conversation around distracted driving.
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A pilot program to road-test driverless shuttles at a business park in California has the approval it needs from federal officials.
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When will cars be able to talk to their surroundings?
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Seven western states are banding together to create a network of electric vehicle charging stations in the hopes of promoting the technology.
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The U.S. Army Corp of Engineers signed off on the energy-generating device, which is to be installed on the Cape Cod Canal as part of a year-long test.
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Warnings saved thousands in Mexico during the recent earthquake, but California has not found the money to implement its own statewide warning system — despite having the technology.
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General Motors is leaning that way, but it will take more than buy-in from company leaders to make the dream a reality.
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According to Cruise, the self-driving division of General Motors, Bay Area traffic is putting the autonomous technology through its paces.
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Residents will soon learn more about about the preliminary maps, what areas will change, and learn what insurance options are available.
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A similar bill unanimously passed the U.S. House last month, but some on the Senate panel have already said that it gives carmakers too much freedom.
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The toll gates have been removed and now all nine bridge and tunnel crossings are cashless.
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The board has proposed re-tooling Uber’s governance structure to diminish the power of some shareholders.
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The Urban Forest Map improves awareness of and enables better maintenance of an often-forgotten part of the urban landscape.
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Timothy Blute is heading up NGA Future, a new initiative by the National Governors Association to explore how technology can be used throughout state government.
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Though state law allows for the placement of 5G antennas, the city’s new ordinance will allow officials some say in where they are installed.
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In its quest to spearhead last-mile fiber-optic broadband at gigabit speeds, Riverside County seeks participants, not mere proposals, for a project worth as much as $4 billion.
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San Jose's most recent Bay Area Rapid Transit project is causing traffic snarls, but would one tunnel or two be less disruptive for the city?
