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Uber partners with May Mobility to bring thousands of autonomous vehicles to U.S. streets
Uber has already taken serious steps towards making autonomous ride-hailing a mainstream option. The company already works with Waymo, whose robotaxis are live in multiple cities, and now it’s welcoming May Mobility’s hybrid-electric Toyota Sienna vans to its platform.
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The city's business department is investigating after Block Club reported the company overcharged riders the city's $1.50 ...
Uber is teaming up with May Mobility, a developer of self-driving cars that people can summon for rides. The goal is to make ...
A bill in Colorado includes new requirements for Uber such as audio and video recording of trips, which the firm has said ...
Uber Technologies Inc. debuted a simpler version of its rideshare app to make it easier for older adults to get around, ...
Uber would love for users to come to them, as they do today, seeking a ride, and match them up with a suitable robotaxi from ...
The city’s Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection has launched a sweeping investigation into how many Uber ...
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said he plans to speak with the Defense Department to determine “why the hell our rules ...
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