The cars will communicate with other self-driving cars and road network infrastructure, increasing reaction time, and maintaining a consistent speed and distance from other vehicles.\nOver all, the prediction is that autonomous vehicles will reduce traffic congestion .\nMeanwhile, individually-owned self-driving cars may contribute little to traffic congestion reduction.\nBut shared self-driving cars may combat these problems and deliver the much-longed for free-flowing traffic.\nShared shared self-driving cars coupled with transit could be one solution to cities’ traffic congestion problems.
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"Feds Reviewing Self-Certified Zoox Robotaxi After Public Road Debut","slug":"feds-reviewing-self-certified-zoox-robotaxi-after-public-road-debut","publishDate":"None","createdLocal":"2023-02-18 14:30:51.073569","feedName":"Autonomous Vehicle News","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"Earlier this week, Amazon's autonomous tech company Zoox announced it deployed the world's first purpose-built robotaxi on open public roads with passengers.\nMore specifically, to obtain the permit, Zoox self-certified that the electric vehicle met existing Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS).\nGallery: Zoox Robotaxi Driving on Public Roads in California8 PhotosThat's exactly what's happening now with Zoox, as Automotive News reports.\nFederal regulators are now reviewing whether the robotaxi made by Zoox meets requirements to travel on public roads.\nBut many autonomous vehicle experts are wondering, Automotive News points out.
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"Exclusive: Waymo expands service in San Francisco","slug":"exclusive-waymo-expands-service-in-san-francisco","publishDate":"2023-02-17 00:00:00","createdLocal":"2023-02-18 14:30:50.151228","feedName":"Autonomous Vehicle News","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"Waymo on Friday expanded its service area to offer autonomous rides to more parts of San Francisco, a Waymo spokesperson told Axios.\nWaymo's service is currently only available to riders in its limited Waymo One program.\nWaymo's service area today compared to December 2022.\nBetween the lines: The San Francisco County Transportation Authority, along with the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, complained to the CPUC about Waymo and its competitor Cruise in January.\nWhat to watch: If and when the CPUC provides a permit to Waymo to allow the company to begin charging for fully autonomous rides.
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"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"Tesla recalling nearly 363,000 vehicles equipped with 'Full Self-Driving'","slug":"tesla-recalling-nearly-363000-vehicles-equipped-with-full-self-driving","publishDate":"2023-02-17 13:01:00+00:00","createdLocal":"2023-02-17 14:31:15.549570","feedName":"Autonomous Vehicle News","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"IT >> WITH AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES, SAFETY IS THE MAIN SELLING POINT.\nAdvertisement Tesla recalling nearly 363,000 vehicles equipped with 'Full Self-Driving' Share Copy Link CopyVideo above: Technology aims to make autonomous vehicles more safeTesla is recalling all 363,000 U.S. vehicles with its so-called \"Full Self Driving\" driver assist software due to safety risks, another blow to the feature that is central to the automaker's business model.\n\"But other safety experts have questioned the validity of Tesla's safety claims.\nThere have been high-profile accidents of Tesla cars using FSD or its more rudimentary predecessor known as \"Autopilot.\"\nHe tweeted in May 2020 that when \"full self-driving\" had that approval, the feature would \"probably\" be worth more than \"$100,000.\"
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"Tesla recalling nearly 363,000 vehicles equipped with 'Full Self-Driving'","slug":"tesla-recalling-nearly-363000-vehicles-equipped-with-full-self-driving","publishDate":"2023-02-17 13:01:00+00:00","createdLocal":"2023-02-17 14:31:14.330244","feedName":"Autonomous Vehicle News","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"IT >> WITH AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES, SAFETY IS THE MAIN SELLING POINT.\nAdvertisement Tesla recalling nearly 363,000 vehicles equipped with 'Full Self-Driving' Share Copy Link CopyVideo above: Technology aims to make autonomous vehicles more safeTesla is recalling all 363,000 U.S. vehicles with its so-called \"Full Self Driving\" driver assist software due to safety risks, another blow to the feature that is central to the automaker's business model.\n\"But other safety experts have questioned the validity of Tesla's safety claims.\nThere have been high-profile accidents of Tesla cars using FSD or its more rudimentary predecessor known as \"Autopilot.\"\nHe tweeted in May 2020 that when \"full self-driving\" had that approval, the feature would \"probably\" be worth more than \"$100,000.\"
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"Tesla’s Recall Targets a ‘Fundamental’ Flaw","slug":"teslas-recall-targets-a-fundamental-flaw","publishDate":"2023-02-16 23:15:43.707000+00:00","createdLocal":"2023-02-17 14:31:13.629418","feedName":"Autonomous Vehicle News","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"After years selling its controversial Full-Self Driving software upgrade for thousands of dollars, Tesla today issued a recall for every one of the nearly 363,000 vehicles using the feature.\nDrivers will be able to continue to use the feature as Tesla builds a software patch for the defects.\nHumans do not work that way, says Philip Koopman, who studies self-driving car safety as an associate professor at Carnegie Mellon University.\nThe car is designed to buzz and beep when it determines that the human driver needs to take over.\nThe probe looked into why vehicles using Tesla’s Autopilot feature have a history of colliding with stationary first responder vehicles.
"}}}},{"node":{"postTitle":"Nissan-backed ServCity project accelerates future autonomous mobility in complex urban environments","slug":"nissan-backed-servcity-project-accelerates-future-autonomous-mobility-in-complex-urban-environments","publishDate":"2023-02-17 00:01:00+00:00","createdLocal":"2023-02-17 14:31:12.491905","feedName":"Autonomous Vehicle News","postSummary":{"childMarkdownRemark":{"html":"\"Through our world-class R&D base in Cranfield in the UK, Nissan is continuously innovating to bring cutting-edge, purpose-driven technologies that benefit our customers.\n\"With more than 115 people involved and almost 16,000 working days clocked up across the consortia during the lifetime of the project, ServCity represents an important step towards future deployment of autonomous mobility.\"\nThe ServCity project has seen theory put into practice, so we are now confident of being able to help car makers design a seamless Robotaxi experience.\"\nThat's why autonomous mobility services need to be looked at in a joined-up way.\nOur aim is to create a blueprint – a set of insights and guidelines – for how autonomous mobility services can become an everyday experience in our cities, for everyone.
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