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U.S. closes probe into GM Cruise self-driving vehicles over pedestrian risks

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GM said in December it was ending robotaxi development at Cruise. (BLOOMBERG)
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January 15, 2025 03:43 PM

WASHINGTON — U.S. auto safety regulators on Jan. 15 closed a probe into whether General Motors’ self-driving unit Cruise robotaxis were taking sufficient precautions to safeguard pedestrians.

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