… to driverless cars for two reasons. First, we keep a close eye on potentially disruptive new
technologies, and driverless cars … In an ideal future, our streets and highways will glisten with …

… As soon as news started to emerge of Google’s efforts to create a driverless car, a widespread
assumption that we would all be using them in the relatively near future took hold. Articles …

… Yet selling our systems to cars and trucks that are already on the road has given us a lot
of knowhow. We have learned how to design better cameras and camera housing. Once we …

… If our history with the automobile does teach us anything—it is that the future we find in the
driverless revolution won’t be the one we expected. Consider, for instance, that Henry Ford …

… future. These institutions and organizations continue to make highly automated vehicle
prototypes and road … be very common in our lives in the near future. Especially thanks to real-time …

… of driverless cars (that is, 50% of all vehicles on the road … nine manual cars on the road
there is one driverless vehicle), "… required investments in the near future to improve highway …

… for the future, the reality is that automated cars are coming – … see a ‘Level 3’ (see below)
automated vehicle on the road by … just when and where will we see driverless cars on the road? …

… -and-see approach toward driverless cars. This has allowed the … cars are here, however,
NHTSA has an important role to play-both in ensuring that driverless cars are able to hit the road…

… cars race to indulge customers with the latest technology, it would be commercial suicide not
to invest heavily in an automated future… each lane of the road based on the car’s speed and …

… NHTSA’s guidelines lay out a 15-point plan for states to follow in assessing whether driverless
car technology is ready for use on public roads (1). This assessment plan only addresses …