The Latest Breaking News on Autonomous Vehicles

The fault started at around 8.30am on Wednesday and was not resolved until approximately 10.30am

Last Thursday, Teslas equipped with Full Self-Driving software were deemed defective enough to warrant a recall because they're prone to crashing. On Friday, all of those defective cars remained on the road, with the unreliable software still available to drivers, and no firm deadline on when it will get fixed.

Delivery of rental cars using remote driving could be outlawed after Law Commission recommendations

The Law Commission of England and Wales made the recommendation in its advice to ministers on how to regulate remote driving.

It depends on whether we share them among the city’s commuters, says Susilawati, in part three of a series on the pros and cons of congestion-busting schemes

OITA -- A flying car has successfully completed Japan's first manned open-air test flight in Oita City with approval from the transportation ministry.

It's an app anyone can download and use.

Despite claims by chief executive Elon Musk that Full Self-Driving vehicles did not need human intervention, Tesla said on its website that the cars 'could not drive themselves and owners must be ready to intervene at all times'

A groundbreaking trial has been carried out in London over a 2.7-mile route

Nissan’s ServCity project shows how far autonomous vehicles have come and difficulties they still face

Thomas Tompkin of Smart Mobility Living Lab told the PA news agency ‘a seismic shift in the way our roads are laid out’ is possible.