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Columbus halts self-driving shuttle pilot program following sudden stop; NHTSA steps in

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Alexa St. John
February 25, 2020 08:00 PM

A passenger falling aboard a self-driving shuttle as part of a pilot program in Columbus has put the project on hold less than three weeks after it began.

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