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California regulators approve first taxi rides for public in cars with no driver

Cruise autonomous cars

In a unanimous vote Thursday, the state’s Public Utilities Commission approved General Motors’ and Cruise’s final application to start the commercial ride-hailing business in San Francisco.

Cruise will use a fleet of 30 completely driverless all-electric Chevrolet Bolts – with no safety driver – to ferry passengers around parts of the city.

 

Jamie L. LaReau

Detroit Free Press

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