GM's Cruise begins testing all-electric driverless taxis in Raleigh

General Motors' all-electric driverless car company Cruise announced Tuesday it started its initial testing phase in Raleigh so the technology can adjust to the city's roads and driver behavior. The cars have already been spotted in downtown Raleigh, east Raleigh and North Hills. Cruise began testing the taxis in Charlotte earlier this month, WCNC reports. As of Wednesday, aCruise spokesperson said there's not timeframe for when driverless taxis would roll out on the roads in Raleigh. Send us photos or tell us what you think of the Cruise taxis using WRAL's Report It feature.