Here’s how California plans to regulate driverless cars

Ars Technica
By Timothy B. LeeOct 12, 2017, 3:06 pm150 pts
Enlarge / An Uber driverless Ford Fusion in Pittsburgh in 2016. Cars like this will soon be legal for commercial use in California. (credit: Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images) Car and technology companies are now just a few years—possibly even a few months—away from launching commercial services built…

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