Robot vehicles start unmanned deliveries in Arizona

Unlike some of the so-called self-driving commercial deployments that have recently started, the Nuro delivery vehicles have no human safety drivers aboard. (NURO\/KROGER)

By:

pbigelow@crain.com

December 18, 2018 05:48 PM

A self-driving technology company has launched a delivery service that's available to members of the public and uses vehicles that have no humans aboard.

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