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To many people, it is still just a dream to use a driverless car. But this dream is now becoming a
The ride-sharing service Uber will start using self-driving cars in a few weeks to carry passengers around the city of Pittsburgh.
Many companies, including Google, Apple and the big U.S. carmakers, are
The ride service will start out with Ford Fusions
Uber also announced a $300 million
Kalra, an information scientist with the not-for-profit RAND Corporation, believes driverless cars will be used by car-sharing services in other cities in the coming years. But she said companies like Uber and its main competitor, Lyft, will have to consider several issues before
As for the users, Kalra said they are likely to accept autonomous driving technology very fast. “If the technology is
