C
Chris Smith
Guest
The DMV decided to ban Uber’s self-driving ride-sharing service in California until the company obtains a permit like every other company that’s conducting autonomous vehicle testing in the region. Uber argued that it doesn’t have to get a permit, as its cars have two persons supervising each drive, including a driver and an engineer who are monitoring and controlling the vehicle if needed.
Rather than pay $150 for a permit go through an expedited approval process, and continue operating the self-driving pilot program in San Francisco, Uber decided to pack up its toys and move to Arizona.
Continue reading...
Trending right now:
- Scientists just discovered a huge cluster of galaxies hidden in Earth’s backyard
- The best TV shows on Netflix you’ve never heard of
- 10 awesome iOS 10 tips that will make you an iPhone power user
Via BRG - Boy Genius Report