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Hopes fade for Senate action on self-driving bill

Investigators examine the Uber vehicle involved in a March fatal crash, which caused concern among senators wanting stricter self-driving laws.
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By:
Eric Kulisch
July 08, 2018 05:00 AM

WASHINGTON — The legislative effort to bring more certainty to autonomous vehicle development faces an increasingly uncertain future.

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