Technology, Nevada | featured news

Self-Driving Cars Hit the Road

Self-Driving Cars

Nevada has granted Google what is believed to be the first U.S. license to test driverless cars. The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles announced Monday it has approved Google's application to test the autonomous vehicles on public streets. However, the DMV will require at least two people in the vehicles during testing, including one in the driver's seat.

 

Google gets driverless car law passed in Nevada

The savvy among you may remember that back in May we told you about Google's attempts to get the Nevada state legislature to consider allowing users to driver UGV, or unmanned ground vehicles, that are more popularly know as self-driving cars on the states roads.

 

Google Lobbies Nevada To Allow Driverless Cars

Google Lobbies Nevada To Allow Driverless Cars

Google hired a lobbyist to promote legislation for the licensing of autonomous vehicles, and an exemption that would permit texting while driving to operate such a car.

 

Subscribe to this RSS topic: Syndicate content