Is The Self-driving Dream Going To Crash Into A Regulatory Wall?

Chris Stokel-Walker, Fast Company
Fri, 05/17/2024 - 7:00am

As the government opens up investigations into multiple companies developing autonomous vehicles, some wonder whether the tech can really be slowed down. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s recently announced investigation into self-driving company Waymo is just the latest of many such probes.

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