Autonomous cars are going to change the way cars look, or at least the interiors will be dramatically different. Out go the steering wheel, stalks and buttons. Out go the brake and gas pedals.

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The Fully Autonomous Medium-Future (2020-2025) Google The ability to summon a driverless car, one that may not even have controls for a human driver to operate, ...

Self-driving cars are further away than you think, but autonomous planes and trains are more or less here … and will shape transportation in the near future.

The vehicles are coming in droves, and the drivers are conspicuously missing. Driverless cars, also known as connected autonomous vehicles—or CAVs to industry insiders—will eventually navigate ...

The company has a fleet of autonomous cars in Las Vegas that mostly shuttle riders between different hotels on the strip. Even more exciting for Lyft—and for the future of transportation—is that the ...

Why Driverless Cars Are the Future. Published Oct 21, 2016 at 1:04 PM EDT Updated Oct 26, 2016 at 1:16 PM EDT.

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