Waymo’s cars reach Virginia, with human drivers behind the wheel.

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Virginia doesn’t allow autonomous vehicles yet, but Wired reports the company told state officials in a meeting this week its vehicles are in the state, mapping Arlington and Alexandria with their sensors. Updated laws governing self-driving vehicles are still under discussion, but it’s preparing to bring its vehicles one step closer to Washington, D.C., despite public skepticism and some recent issues. [Link: Most…

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Waymo’s cars reach Virginia, with human drivers behind the wheel.
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