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The U.S. Government has pledged to offer around $3.9 billion over the next 10 years to help get self-driving cars into the hands of American consumers. 

Google has hired former auto executive and ex-President of TrueCar, John Krafcik, to lead its self-driving car program. 

Apple has been caught testing modified Dodge Grand Caravans around the metro Detroit area for the first time.  

Since testing of self-driving cars on California’s public roads began in September 2014, four accidents have been reported. 

Google is busy developing its self-driving car technology and is looking for partners to help bring it to market. 

Google has unwrapped the first real build of its self-driving vehicle prototype, just in time for the holidays.

California issued its first self-driving car permit for use on state roads today, marking a milestone in the journey toward mass market adoption of the technology.

The future of the automobile looks very different from what we know today, and one survey predicts that even the steering wheel will be gone by 2035. 

Google will enlist Roush Enterprises to assemble its new self-driving car prototype in Southeast Michigan. 

Self-driving vehicles are creeping toward public adoption at a not-so-slow pace and the California DMV just announced rules that bring them closer to the mass market.

A new patent application by Google reveals that the company is working on motion-based in-car controls.

One of Volvo’s most recent projects in automotive safety, the “road train,” is finished testing and might well bring autonomous driving to life soon, the brand says.

Autonomous cars are instruments of the Devil and they need to be kept off the road. They commit wicked acts like driving blind people on errands. 

Internet giant Google has been developing self-driving car technology for some time now, and is looking for a partner in the automotive industry to help the company mass-produce its cars. 

Self-driving cars aren’t new, but if electric vehicles’ slow adoption rates among U.S. consumers are any measure of new technology acceptance then autonomous cars can’t be close at hand, or can they?

According to a speech given by Larry Burns, former General Motors research and development head, we can expect such technology by 2020. Unless you’ve been ignoring auto news, that sentence might seem strange. We already have cars that drive themselves, even to Taco Bell drive-through windows, courtesy of Google.