Yale Environment 360 » Despite the optimistic expectations for the emerging industry for safety and environmental friendliness, autonomous vehicles may eventually be widely adopted but if they still use fossil fuels, greenhouse gas emissions would increase by 50 percent by 2050.
The Verge » Here’s a glance of all the things on four wheels, three wheels, two wings, and a flurry of rotors that we’re excited to see.
Entrepreneur » The rapid advancement of vehicle technology is dramatically altering transportation models around the world.
Government Technology Online » A conference is over and a survey has been completed, and the University of California at Davis Institute of Transportation Studies has created a framing document that could help transportation officials prepare for the “three revolutions” in the industry: “sharing, electrification and automation.”
The New York Times » 3D mapping that includes detailed locations of stop signs, roads and potential obstacles is one of the keys to developing autonomous vehicles. Here are the latest development.
Las Vegas Review-Journal » The city’s test with driverless cards is over. Here’s what officials learned.