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California DMV To Start Approving Permits For Self-Driving Delivery Vehicles, With And Without Backup Drivers, From Jan. 17, Both For Testing And Commercial Use (Matt Brown/Jalopnik)

— February 8, 2023 in Tech News
California DMV To Start Approving Permits For Self-Driving Delivery Vehicles, With And Without Backup Drivers, From Jan. 17, Both For Testing And Commercial Use (Matt Brown/Jalopnik)

California DMV to start approving permits for self-driving delivery vehicles, with and without backup drivers, from Jan. 17, both for testing and commercial use  —  Are you ready to be stuck in traffic behind armies of autonomous delivery robots?  No?  Well good news: if you live in California …

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