Autonomous Vehicles
2 storiesFor Farmington Voice readers, Autonomous Vehicles is most relevant where driver assistance technology, autonomous vehicle testing, automated mobility, and vehicle sensors are part of the facts. Autonomous Vehicles is a transportation policy, safety, design, funding, technology, or infrastructure concept rather than a named roadway or transit provider. It matters when the underlying design, financing, safety measure, technology, facility, or policy directly shapes mobility, access, road use, transit, walking, cycling, or traffic operations.
That coverage may also involve machine driving systems, road safety technology, and connected vehicles.
That coverage may also involve machine driving systems, road safety technology, and connected vehicles.
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