Self-driving cars have hit Great Britain
The first self-driving car has hit the roads of South East England, but it doesn’t look anything like an ordinary car. This futuristic autonomous vehicle looks more like a two-seat pod.
It’s fully electric, and it can’t go faster than 15 mph. During its first trip in Milton Keynes, it drove 5 mph and stopped for pedestrians using camera sensors.
This time next year, residents could expect to see 40 of these traveling pods on the roads.
https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/self-driving-cars-hit-great-britains-roads-for-the-first-time/
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