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Joshua Karlin-Resnick

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Shared autonomous vehicles like Navya’s people mover (shown at the University of Michigan, where it is under testing) are likely to be more city-compatible than those designed for private personal use (Nelson\Nygaard photo)

Cities and the Autonomous Vehicle Revolution

By Joshua Karlin-Resnick | Jul 10, 2017 | No Comments
Hundreds of people from the automobile and technology industries are gathering at the Automated Vehicles Symposium in San Francisco this week to exchange notes and speculate about the ways autonomous vehicles might change our lives. If this year’s symposium is like others, few of the attendees will be from city agencies like transportation and planning departments. That’s […]
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