Driverless car testing to begin in NYC next year
<p>Cruise Automation, a self-driving software company owned by General Motors, aims to begin testing in downtown Manhattan early next year. </p>
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Oct 18, 2017, 4:34 PM
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Self-driving cars are making their way to the city.
Cruise Automation, a self-driving software company owned by General Motors, aims to begin testing in downtown Manhattan early next year.
New York state regulations require drivers to keep a hand on the wheel at all times, but Gov. Andrew Cuomo is excited for the tests.
The cars have already seen the roads of Pittsburgh and San Francisco.
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