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Ford, GM and Toyota establish a safety standards group for self-driving cars

Dev Kundaliya

04 April 2019 •

Ford, GM and Toyota establish a safety standards group for self-driving cars

Automated Vehicle Safety Consortium will work to provide a safety framework around which self-driving technology can sensibly grow

General Motors, Ford and Toyota have set up a new consortium that will work with automotive engineering group SAE International to create safety standards for autonomous vehicles. The new consortium,...

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