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GM's Cruise is testing robotaxis in Dallas again
GM's Cruise is redeploying a small fleet of robotaxis in Dallas this week as part of the company's previously stated goal to validate its self-driving systems and win back public trust. Dallas is the second city that Cruise is easing its way back into after pulling its entire U.S. fleet late last year, following an incident where a pedestrian was run over and dragged by a Cruise robotaxi in San Francisco. The California Department of Motor Vehicles immediately suspended Cruise's permits to operate in the state following the accident and after the revelation that Cruise's leadership mishandled communications about what happened that day with state and federal regulators.