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May Mobility lays off 40 amid self-driving headwinds

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May Mobility utilizes the Toyota Sienna minivan as its autonomous-driving platform. It launched a driverless service without human safety operators aboard in December in Sun City, Ariz. (May Mobility )
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Pete Bigelow
February 15, 2024 11:20 PM

Self-driving tech company May Mobility laid off about 13 percent of its work force this week, the firm said Thursday.

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