Category Archives: Driverless Cars

Thanks to a New Law, Florida Autonomous Cars Get a Big Boost

Florida has placed itself as one of the frontrunners in the race for widespread autonomous vehicles with a new law that allows driverless cars on the road for research purposes. It’s a huge step forward for the advancement of self … Continue reading →

How a Driverless Car Really Works

From Back to the Future to iRobot, the cars of the future seem pretty snazzy: they drive themselves, time travel and fly. October 21, 2015 came and went, though, and cars still aren’t flying. But we’re further along than we … Continue reading →

This New Florida Town is Ready for Autonomous Cars

Developers of Babcock Ranch, just east of Fort Myers expect their town’s public transportation to be run by self driving cars in the near future. Using an app similar to Uber, Babcock Ranch will use an app to connect the … Continue reading →

Driving and Tech News Roundup: July 2016

Here are some of the best stories from around the world of driving and tech from July. Click on the links to read more about each story. Ford has invested 6.6 million in Civil Maps, a 3D map-maker for self-driving … Continue reading →

Driverless Cars by 2021? Ford is Making That Possible

On August 16, 2016, head of global product development Raj Nair announced that by 2021, Ford will have mass-produced fully autonomous cars. However, these cars would first be used for ride hailing and ride sharing. A couple years past 2021 … Continue reading →