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GM Targeting 2019 for Introduction of Self-Driving Taxi Fleet

December 4, 2017 By CollisionWeek Editor

Vehicle manufacturer projects safety technology progress will enable mass launch of self-driving vehicle ride service in major metro markets within two years.

In a presentation for investors last week, General Motors executives outlined their electric and autonomous vehicle ambitions. According to Dan Amman, president of GM, autonomous vehicles represent the biggest business opportunity since the creation of the internet.

Given the current pace of progress in its autonomous vehicle technology on safety, the vehicle manufacturer is planning to introduce a large-scale fleet of autonomous vehicles in major U.S. cities in 2019. GM believes its mix of radars, sensors, cameras and

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