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NHTSA proposes revising auto safety rules to speed AV development

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DAVID SHEPARDSON
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Reuters
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March 17, 2020 03:12 PM

WASHINGTON -- NHTSA said Tuesday it was proposing sweeping changes to U.S. safety requirements to speed the deployment of self-driving vehicles without human controls.

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