California's Department of Motor Vehicles on Monday closed the public comment period on its proposed testing and deployment rules for driverless cars. On Tuesday it opened the doors to a public hearing on those rules. Dozens of manufacturers, software developers, insurers and interested residents showed up. Here are four takeaways.
April 25, 2017 at 05:59 PM
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California’s Department of Motor Vehicles on Monday closed the public comment period on its proposed testing and deployment rules for driverless cars.
On Tuesday it opened the doors to a public hearing on those rules. Dozens of manufacturers, software developers, insurers and interested residents showed up.
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