Amazon's Zoox robotaxis approved to operate without steering wheels | AP News
- Federal regulators are clearing the way for robotaxis to operate without steering wheels or eventually even brake pedals as the rules start to catch up to the evolving technology.
- Amazon’s fully autonomous Zoox vehicles got approval Thursday to begin charging customers for rides in the specially designed boxy cars that feature four inward-facing seats once they secure state and local approval.
- Zoox has already been offering free rides in Las Vegas and San Francisco since last year.
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- Federal regulators are clearing the way for robotaxis to operate without steering wheels or eventually even brake pedals as the rules start to catch up to the evolving technology.
- Amazon’s fully autonomous Zoox vehicles got approval Thursday to begin charging customers for rides in the specially designed boxy cars that feature four inward-facing seats once they secure state and local approval.
- Zoox has already been offering free rides in Las Vegas and San Francisco since last year.
Sources: AP