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Waymo pulled over by San Bruno police for making illegal U-turn with no driver, passenger in car — Waymo Jaguar I-Pace in San Francisco 2023 dllu by Wikipedia Photo - Own work (By: Dllu) / CC-BY-4.0

Self-Driving Vehicles · San Bruno

Waymo pulled over by San Bruno police for making illegal U-turn with no driver, passenger in car

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A Waymo autonomous vehicle made an illegal U-turn during a DUI enforcement operation in San Bruno, seeming to avoid the checkpoint, leaving police unable to issue a citation to the driverless car.See the Story

Map Reveals 12 NEW Towns Coming to England Under £48billion Scheme

Housing · England

Map Reveals 12 NEW Towns Coming to England Under £48billion Scheme

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THE UK is expected to see the construction of a dozen new towns as part of a new Government scheme.Estimated to cost a total of £48 billion, this new See the Story

Skanska uses hydrogen digger in global first on Lower Thames Crossing

England · England

Skanska uses hydrogen digger in global first on Lower Thames Crossing

A hydrogen-powered digger has been used on the Lower Thames Crossing in a world-first live deployment, as National Highways pledged that the road tunnel project will be carbon neutral in construction. The 20-tonne JCB machine, which runs on hydrogen instead of diesel, has been operating… The post Skanska uses hydrogen digger in global first on Lower Thames Crossing appeared first on Construction News.See the Story

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