Texas two step: Drive.ai focuses self-driving efforts in Arlington

Arlington — With human safety drivers behind the wheel, three of the company's ostentatiously orange Nissan NV200s have been operating in Arlington since October.

March 25, 2019 12:30 PM

Drive.ai has reached a crossroads with its self-driving test program.

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