(Reuters) -Alphabet's Waymo said on Wednesday it will begin manual testing of its autonomous vehicles at Newark Liberty International Airport, as the firm looks to bring its robotaxis to one of the ...

A new law and AV tracker tool gives the clearest accounting yet of how many robotaxis and self-driving trucks are in Texas.

When it comes to flying and testing drones, there is only one place to do it, according to some. “The only way we can see how these drones, or how these flying vehicles, how they operate in the real ...

If you’ve struggled to find a driverless taxi in Dallas or Phoenix, it’s about to get a bit easier with Amazon-owned Zoox announcing plans to expand in those cities. In the case of Phoenix, Zoox is ...

HOUSTON — More details are being learned about Waymo's testing of autonomous vehicle technology on Houston streets as the company works towards expanding its driverless services, like what is already ...

New York City has announced what officials say will be the first-ever permit for a company to begin testing autonomous vehicles (AV) in the most populous city in the U.S. The NYC Department of ...

Waymo is largely considered the gold standard for autonomous ride-share services, offering computer-piloted -rides in five of the largest cities in the U.S—and, generally speaking, doing so in a ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that nearly 40,000 people died in motor vehicle crashes last year, and millions more were injured. Automotive and technology companies have ...

Kyivstar Group Ltd. (Nasdaq: KYIV; KYIVW), the parent company of JSC Kyivstar (“Kyivstar”), Ukraine’s leading digital operator and part of VEON Group (Nasdaq: VEON), today announced that Uklon, the ...

April 28 (Reuters) - The California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) on Tuesday adopted new regulations for autonomous vehicles, allowing manufacturers to test and deploy heavy-duty ‌driverless ...

Investors who bet on early autonomous vehicle market leaders could be handsomely rewarded, but the technology is still far ...