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An AV risk-benefit analysis in D.C.

Potential job displacement in the commercial sector gives lawmakers pause.
Potential job displacement in the commercial sector gives lawmakers pause.
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By:
Audrey LaForest
February 07, 2022 05:00 AM

WASHINGTON — The safety benefits of deploying more autonomous vehicles on U.S. roads must be weighed against their potential risks, a U.S. House panel said last week.

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