US EditionTexas Enacts Robotaxi Rules on the Eve of Tesla's Austin Rollout
- Tesla is set to begin testing a paid robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, on Sunday, featuring self-driving cars.
- Elon Musk stated that Tesla will avoid bad weather and won't allow passengers under 18 during the rollout.
- Paul Miller, a technology researcher, noted that the launch is behind Tesla's promises and competitors' achievements.
- Qazi commented on X that Tesla is launching the service "extremely cautiously," which is a positive approach.
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Video captures worrying behavior of Tesla's self-driving feature around a stopped school bus — here's why it's raising concerns
A test involving a Tesla running its Full Self-Driving software is raising tough questions about whether this type of electric vehicle technology is really ready for public streets. The test, per FuelArc, showed the car blowing past a school bus stop sign and running over a child-sized dummy in the road, despite clearly detecting it. With Tesla set to launch a fleet of self-driving taxis in just weeks, safety advocates say these issues can't be…
Musk's Robotaxi Revolution: Tesla's Driverless Future in Austin
Musk's Robotaxi Revolution: Tesla's Driverless Future in Austin In a significant move, Tesla kicked off its highly anticipated robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, using driverless Tesla Model Ys at a modest fee of $4.20. Spotted maneuvering the streets, these vehicles mark the beginning of a new era in autonomous transportation spearheaded by the ever-ambitious CEO Elon Musk.The launch comes amidst Texas's evolving legal framework for self-drivin…
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