Today in Automotive History: September 28, 2020 — A London Court Hands Uber Its License Back
On Sept. 28, 2020, a London court ruled Uber "fit and proper" and restored its license. The standard it set…
Driving News, Policy Watchers, and Automotive Industry Hounds
On Sept. 28, 2020, a London court ruled Uber "fit and proper" and restored its license. The standard it set…
Waymo spotted a firearm in one of its driverless cars, stopped it and called police. The cameras, the hotline and…
Zoox holds two of California’s four robotaxi permits, and neither one allows it to take your money. The free rides…
Tesla’s Supercharger network was sized around how people charge. A driverless fleet does not behave like a person — and…
The first IONIQ 5 robotaxis arrive in the fourth quarter. A Commerce Department rule makes Chinese-origin driving software unsellable from…
Not every headline gets its own story, but it still shapes the industry. Over the...
Our automotive news roundup for the last 24 hours: three more Ford recalls, a Daimler repair being done a third…
Every layoff comes wrapped in the same corporate vocabulary: flattening, simplifying, refocusing. Uber’s September 2...
A nine-year-old girl in Santa Monica is fine. She stood up, walked to the curb,...
Nevada’s transportation regulators just gave Tesla permission to run 5,000 driverless robotaxis around Las Vegas....
Somewhere at the Port of Los Angeles, Waymo has been quietly paying a bill that...
Somewhere inside a routine filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission sits a sentence...
Florida’s governor stood in front of a hangar in Auburndale this week and talked about...
No self-driving semi has crashed on a California freeway. None has even been allowed to...
Nearly 4,000 Waymo robotaxis are now the subject of a recall filed with the National...