For several decades, technology companies and auto manufacturers have been developing autonomous vehicles. While self-driving cars aren’t street-legal everywhere, we’re getting closer to a future ...

We've all heard the theories: Autonomous{}cars{}will prevent accidents. Autonomous cars will reduce traffic. Autonomous cars will revolt and eat us for dinner. (We made up that last one, but we're ...

Self-driving cars were once purely science fiction, seen only on 1980s TV shows like Knight Rider, and movies like Will Smith's I, Robot. But today, autonomous cars are no longer the product of ...

In writing about autonomous cars, we tend to discuss the advances in (or shortcomings of) self-driving technology. We make assessments based on how well (or how poorly) autonomous vehicles have ...

General Motors is taking another step toward fully autonomous driving, launching real-world testing of its next-generation ...

Driven by AI, the advent of autonomous mobility has accelerated in recent years. It has advantages that go beyond the asphalt ...

That is the vision behind a radical new proposal from transportation engineers at North Carolina State University. They want ...

Over the past couple of weeks, Tesla has made headlines for its autopilot software, which allows the company's Model S sedan drive itself under certain conditions. While fans and futurists have hailed ...

Autonomous trucking has real-world operations today—and the developers have bold plans for commercialization within the next two years. This week, The Fleet Lead's Jeremy Wolfe is hosting interviews ...

A new study from AAA says that 75 percent of motorists are afraid of self-driving cars, and only 20 percent would trust an autonomous vehicle to chauffeur them around town. The funny thing is, even ...

The world is full of ironies big and small. For example: Most of the planet is covered in water that we can't drink; Many people prefer dogs to politicians, but euthanizing politicians remains illegal ...

Miami is about to become home to a new experiment in automated policing—the county sheriff’s department has partnered with a private company called PolicingLab to test what it calls the “PUG”—a fully ...