Cruise Resumes Driving in Houston: The Future of Autonomous Vehicles
Cruise announces the resumption of its driving operations in Houston, starting with human-driven vehicles. The company plans to transition to supervised autonomous driving, featuring a safety driver behind the wheel, in the coming weeks. This move aims to enhance the development and safety of autonomous vehicle technology.
June 11 (Reuters) -
* CRUISE: RESUMING DRIVING IN HOUSTON
* CRUISE SAYS WILL START WITH HUMAN DRIVEN VEHICLES AND MOVE TO SUPERVISED AUTONOMOUS DRIVING WITH A SAFETY DRIVER BEHIND THE WHEEL IN THE COMING WEEKS Further company coverage:
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