Government hands £12.8m in funding to StreetWise driverless car development consortium

Dave Neal
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But it will be another two years before they get cars on the road

The government has announced a new investment in driverless car technologies with the award of £12.8m in funding to an organisation called the StreetWise consortium. The sum will part-fund a projec...

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