Without Driver, But With Coyotes: First Ride in a Cruise Robotaxi Through San Francisco

Tuesday night was the night. I rode in one of Cruise’s fleet of driverless robotaxis in San Francisco for the … More

Again 8 Cruise Got Stuck

And again it hit Cruise with a crippled fleet of robotaxis. After two known incidents, where once a dozen and … More

Why, in fact, do companies developing autonomous cars test these vehicles in cities, rather than on the proving ground or … More

Commercial robot taxi rides are now taking off around the world. After Cruise in San Francisco and Waymo in Phoenix, … More

More details are emerging following a Cruise system failure that saw an intersection in San Francisco blocked by just over … More

Apparently, the first system breakdown of a driverless robot taxi fleet occurred. In San Francisco, at least a dozen autonomous … More

Do robot cabs actually recognize emergency vehicles and if so, how do they react to them? This is not a … More

Following Waymo in San Francisco and Phoenix, and Cruise in San Francisco, the U.S. now has two more driverless robotaxi … More

The Chinese Internet giant Baidu has been developing technology for autonomous cars with the open source operating system Apollo for … More

One thousand robotaxis sound very abstract and unimaginable when you first hear about them. Even with smaller numbers, such as … More