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GM subsidiary receives commercial approval for its autonomous taxi services › Geeky News

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Cruise, a self-driving car subsidiary of General Motors (GM), has been given the green light to begin commercializing a robotic taxi service in San Francisco, California. The company will now be able to charge for transporting people in all-electric, battery-powered and (mostly) self- Driving vehicles.

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GM subsidiary receives commercial approval for its autonomous taxi services › Geeky News

Cruise, a self-driving car subsidiary of General Motors (GM), has been given the green light to begin commercializing a robotic taxi service in San Francisco, California. The company will now be able to charge for transporting people in all-electric, battery-powered and (mostly) self-driving vehicles in a major U.S. city. Like Waymo, Google's autonomous mobility subsidiary,

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