Autonomous Vehicles
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Orlando’s New Autonomous Shuttle Could Beat Your Rideshare Bill
Could a van with no driver beat your next rideshare fare? Lake Nona just started finding out.
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Kodiak’s New Dallas-Laredo Route Means This Trucker Sleeps at Home Tonight
Nearly $1 billion crosses the Texas-Mexico border every day. A new self-driving truck route is helping keep it moving, and getting drivers home for dinner.
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Tesla’s Robotaxi Fleet in Austin Just Grew 8x, and That Means Shorter Waits
Tesla just added hundreds of robotaxis to Austin in a single month. Here’s what that fleet surge actually means for the next rider standing on a dark curb at midnight.
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Waymo Goes Fully Driverless in Detroit, and That Changes Who Gets a Safe Ride
Detroit just became Waymo’s 11th driverless city. The real story is who finally gets a safe ride when nothing else is running.
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Phoenix’s Driverless Shuttle Just Showed Up in the Economy Lot
Two shuttles, zero drivers, and a six-month bet that thousands of Phoenix travelers will actually climb aboard. Will you?
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Waymo’s New Numbers Show Why Night Driving Just Got Safer
One in 50 nighttime drivers in some U.S. cities is already over the legal limit. Here’s what Waymo’s newest safety data means for the rest of us just trying to get home.
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FMCSA Clears the Way for Driverless Truck Warning Beacons
Federal regulators just cut the warning window for a broken-down truck in half, and only driverless rigs get the faster rule.
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Campus Delivery Robots Are Rolling Out to 425 US Colleges
Four colleges already have robot food delivery running. Now 421 more could flip the switch within weeks. Here’s who actually benefits most.
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Munich’s Self-Driving Bus Just Showed Up Where Human Drivers Couldn’t
What happens to your bus route when no driver is available? Munich just tested an answer that doesn’t need one.
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Ohio’s Driverless Electric Trucks Now Show Up for Work Every Day
What happens when a freight truck never needs a lunch break, a rest stop, or a day off? Marysville, Ohio just found out.