by aieg | Jun 19, 2017 | News
Pressure Grows on Congress to Set Uniform Regs Autonomous driving technology moves fast. The federal government doesn’t. That’s why automakers and technology companies are increasingly anxious for Congress to get moving on policies to govern the...
by aieg | Jun 16, 2017 | News
Senate testimony calls for legislation to help unleash driverless technology Consumers are more likely to embrace the idea of self-driving vehicles if they own cars with driver-assist features and have experienced the technology’s safety advantages firsthand,...
by aieg | Jun 16, 2017 | News
California and other states would be barred from setting their own rules governing design and testing of self-driving cars, while federal regulators would be blocked from demanding pre-market approval for autonomous vehicle technology, according to a U.S. House...
by aieg | Jun 6, 2017 | News
A seemingly endless array of questions surrounding how driverless vehicles will one day be brought to the public have industry leaders looking for a unique balance between the freedom to develop and some measure of regulation for public safety. U.S. Transportation...
by aieg | Jun 5, 2017 | News
Three decades ago, an experimental Mercedes-Benz van managed to steer, brake and accelerate on its own. But after the technology was refined enough to put an S-class sedan through its paces on a highway around Paris in 1994, it was largely set aside as commercially...
by aieg | May 30, 2017 | News
Pittsburgh has begun to reevaluate its relationship with Uber and the self-driving cars the company has been testing in the city, claiming the ride hailing company has reneged on several promises made to city officials and Mayor Bill Peduto, reports the New York...
