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  1. Pilot programs testing autonomous vehicles (AVs) in Lower Manhattan are underway as part of a research initiative focused on New York City traffic issues.

Waymo Autonomous Driving Pilot Continues in New York City Amid Transit Advocacy

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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Waymo, which is owned by Google, continues to operate autonomous driving vehicles in New York City, even though its pilot program lapsed in March. The vehicles still patrol the streets with human drivers gathering data. Christine Quinn, a former City Council Speaker, supports the push for better transit, noting that a nonprofit group, A Better Road Forward, is campaigning for driverless robotaxis in the Empire State.

From nypost.com

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The ongoing testing and advocacy relate to the integration of autonomous vehicles into New York City's operational landscape. Companies interested in the pilot can still apply through the State DMV and the New York City Department of Transportation.

Pilot programs testing autonomous vehicles in Lower Manhattan are underway as part of a research initiative focused on New York City traffic issues.

From nypost.com

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  • The Metropolitan Transportation Authority might face changes in market share and operational models due to autonomous vehicle deployment.

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