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Uber resuming self-driving car testing in Pennsylvania

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https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...ing-car-testing-in-pennsylvania-idUSKCN1OJ1OD

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Uber Technologies Inc [UBER.UL] on Thursday is resuming limited self-driving car testing on public roads in Pittsburgh, nine months after it suspended the program following a deadly accident in Arizona.

The return of testing comes days after the state of Pennsylvania granted Uber permission to resume testing.
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This technology will happen. I believe it to be inevitable. Uber sees $$$ in this.
 
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...ing-car-testing-in-pennsylvania-idUSKCN1OJ1OD

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Uber Technologies Inc [UBER.UL] on Thursday is resuming limited self-driving car testing on public roads in Pittsburgh, nine months after it suspended the program following a deadly accident in Arizona.

The return of testing comes days after the state of Pennsylvania granted Uber permission to resume testing.
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This technology will happen. I believe it to be inevitable. Uber sees $$$ in this.

So do lawyers.
 
So do lawyers.

I agree. Having driven in Pittsburgh it would not be my first choice. Too congested, too confusing. I would think that Uber would be back in the desert where technological slips & other foul-ups would have less impact.
 
I agree. Having driven in Pittsburgh it would not be my first choice. Too congested, too confusing. I would think that Uber would be back in the desert where technological slips & other foul-ups would have less impact.

Pittsburgh was chosen I expect because of Carnegie Mellon Uni. It is a leader in autonomous driving and Penn, made regulations that are ideal for testing the tech to support it
 
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