Google’s self-driving cars and others get permits to drive in California

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Wednesday, September 24th, 2014
Google’s self-driving cars and others get permits to drive in California
Google’s self-driving cars have made impressive progress in the past few years, logging over 700,000 accident-free miles without human intervention, according to the company (there has been at least one accident reportedly caused by a human driver).

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