Skip to content

COMMENT: It’s time to shelve Level 5 and target conditional autonomy

There was an admission in 2019 that full, unconditional self-driving won’t happen any time soon. CES 2020 didn’t exactly hammer that home, but there were signs. By Xavier Boucherat

It has the largest fleet, and it’s been doing it for longer than most: few would argue that anyone but Waymo is the furthest ahead on self-driving development, with more than 20 million test miles on the clock, an active robotaxi service in Arizona, and the imminent launch of self-driving truck trials in Texas and New Mexico. The taxi service, which operates around the Phoenix area, has provided over 100,000 rides and has even begun rolling out ‘rider only’ trips—sans safety driver—for select customers.

Subscribe to Automotive World to continue reading

Sign up now and gain unlimited access to our news, analysis, data, and research

Subscribe

Already a member?

https://www.automotiveworld.com/articles/comment-its-time-to-shelve-level-5-and-target-conditional-autonomy/

Welcome back , to continue browsing the site, please click here