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Ford-backed Cavnue seeks to rewire I-94 in Detroit area for self-driving cars

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A rendering of Cavnue's proposed autonomous vehicle road near Detroit. (Cavnue)
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By:
NICK MANES
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By:
Crain's Detroit Business
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April 27, 2022 11:00 AM

DETROIT -- Interstate 94 between Detroit and Ann Arbor could in the coming few years become the first major artery in Michigan designed for autonomous vehicles zipping up and down the road.

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