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Canada 2030 Infrastructure

17 Feb 2017

'Self-driving technologies may establish new safety standards for vehicles and hit the road faster than expected. Major actors in the field of self-driving technologies including Ford, Google, Tesla, Uber, GM, BMW, Lyft and others have announced their plans to start testing autonomous vehicles in cities, and have a first road-ready model within the next 5 years. A fatal accident in May 2016 involving a Tesla self-driving car may have convinced several companies to abandon the gradual integration of driver assistance systems, and instead focus on the commercialization of fully autonomous vehicles that can drive without human intervention or a human in the car. Initially, these fully autonomous vehicles may be only available for ride-sharing purposes, and eventually be offered for purchase to the general public'--p. 3.
economics technology public transport science and technology commuting transportation prices transit transport vehicles city public transit autonomous vehicles traffic artificial objects car uber self-driving cars autonomous car self-driving national highway traffic safety administration collision avoidance system carpooling
ISBN
9780660075839
Pages
10
Published in
Ottawa, ON, CA

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