driverless cars

Ford Motor Co. intends to have a fully driverless vehicle -- no steering wheel, no pedals -- on the road within five years. The car will initially be used for commercial ride-hailing or ride-sharing services; sales to consumers will come later.

Two competing visions could determine how you first experience a driverless car.

Could Fort Monmouth become a testing ground for driverless cars?

The days of David Hasselhoff getting in his driverless car Kitt from the show Knight Rider may not be far from reality any longer.

There's an article in the Los Angeles Times about how close we are to having autonomous or driverless cars, and what factors might be holding them back.

Jim returned this morning and was discussing the bill being sponsored by State Senate Republican Leader Tom Kean Jr. that would bring driverless cars to NJ.

It may sound futuristic and that’s because it is, but legislation has been introduced to position New Jersey as one of the first states to be a hub for autonomous vehicles.