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Column: My first ride in a Cruise driverless vehicle was safe. But there was a glitch

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Automotive News Staff Reporter Lindsay VanHulle took a ride in a driverless vehicle operated by Cruise in San Francisco in March. Except for a glitch in the app, the ride was smooth. (LINDSAY VANHULLE)
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Lindsay VanHulle
April 14, 2023 11:00 AM

SAN FRANCISCO — My first trip in a driverless vehicle went smoothly — until the car pulled over and ended the ride.

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