Texas explicitly allows driverless car tests
Self-driving cars have been roaming Texas streets for a while. Believe it or not, though, there hasn’t been legislation that directly permits autonomous vehicles — there just wasn’t a law banning them. The situation is clearer after this week, though. State governor Greg Abbott has signed a bill that explicitly allows driver less vehicles as long as they meet certain (fairly logical) conditions.
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