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GM-backed Cruise gets key permit to deploy AVs in California

A Cruise autonomous car
(Jason Bax)
CM
By:
C.J. Moore
June 07, 2021 06:49 PM

Self-driving vehicle company Cruise has received a key permit needed to deploy driverless, passenger-carrying test vehicles in California.

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