Auto executives, business leaders to propose modernized transport policies

Alisyn Malek: "Let's bring everybody together to talk about how do we want the movement of people and goods to actually work." (JOE WILSSSENS)

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DAVID SHEPARDSON

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Reuters

October 30, 2020 06:21 PM

WASHINGTON -- A group of business leaders and public policy experts on Friday launched a new body to grapple with thorny questions surrounding the future of transportation including self-driving and electric vehicles.

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