Self Driving Car

Meeting an industry standard could reduce liability for accidents

There's an awful lot to get done by 2021.

It's the first facility — or major investment — of its kind for the automaker.

Apple-equipped Lexus SUV is revealed when it gets rear-ended.

Ride-sharing service's self-driving tech will go in Toyota cars

Would you pay $5.95 for bread from an autonomous breadbox?

This amid signs self-driving Project Titan is huge in scope.

It has already been hauling freight, but will focus on autonomous cars only.

Love the idea or not, self-driving commercial service begins this year.

Programmers dream of replicating driving styles of racing legends.

'To date, Autopilot resources have rightly focused entirely on safety.'

The Transit Connect van has lockers that carry the food.

Partnership might sell autonomous Chrysler Pacificas to the public.

GM shares jumped more than 10 percent in pre-market trading.

In the wake of recent autonomous vehicle crashes including an Uber fully autonomous test car killing a woman pushing a bike, and a semi-autonomous Tesla Model X hitting a concrete divider, AAA conducted another study of the public's perception of such cars. It's a follow-up to a study conducted at the end of the past two years. According to the study, Americans distrust autonomous vehicles more than they did at the end of 2017.

Mobileye, Intel Corp's Israel-based autonomous driving unit, has signed a contract to supply 8 million cars at a European automaker with its self-driving technologies, a company official told Reuters.

Ohio has become the latest state to open its roads for testing self-driving vehicles, in a boost to a nascent industry that has been facing increased scrutiny after a well-publicized death involving Uber's self-driving car testing.

Who is responsible when an autonomous car crashes? That's a difficult question to answer. Is it the owner? The company who built the car or its autonomous hardware? The people who programmed the car to make decisions? It's a complex issue, and one that gives legislators — and the general public — pause.

Now here's a genuine novelty: In San Francisco, a motorcycle cop pulled over an autonomous vehicle and issued it a ticket. The future has arrived.