Zoox today published a video showcasing its autonomous system driving for an hour in downtown San Francisco and performing a range of complex maneuvers in heavy, multi-lane vehicle traffic and ...

In the video, we can watch a fully autonomous Tesla drive around town (a human is in the driver's seat but only to abide by government regulation — he never touches the wheel).

During the experiment, the autonomous vehicle controlled its braking in a way that reduced the number of times a human driver behind it had to hit their brakes: from nine to a maximum of 2.5 times ...

Despite living in the tech hub that is the San Francisco Bay Area, I'm still in awe each time I see a Waymo car drive by without anyone in the driver's seat. The self-driving arm of Google's ...

Tesla posted a video of a fully autonomous Model Y driving itself to its new owner for the first time. According to Ashok Elluswamy, a Tesla engineer, the car drove 72 miles per hour on a Texas ...

04-15-2016 IMPACT How Autonomous Cars Could Lead To Even Worse Traffic Unless we also give up car ownership, things are going to get very crowded as empty cars try to get home.

The robotaxi space is getting more competitive with Waymo, Tesla and Uber making major investments. But Lyft seems to be going another route.

Autonomous driving systems in Level 4 vehicles are designed to take care of themselves and handle system failures without human intervention. This doesn't mean people cannot drive a Level 4 car if ...

AV companies know it. Even regulators know it. The secret is simple: Autonomous vehicles just can't see far enough ahead to drive safely at highway speeds. Details are buried in new regulations.

Behind the wheel during Monday’s test drive was Matt Linder, an autonomous vehicle software developer at Minneapolis-based VSI Labs, which partnered with Here to enable the autonomous test drive.

Autonomous Vehicles Will Mean the End of Traffic Stops Self-driving cars will mean an end to traffic stops and chases, push-button arrests—and new tricks for terrorists.