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The Driverless Digest
A publication that covers the intersection of autonomy and rideshare.
About The Driverless Digest
The Driverless Digest is your go-to source for everything related to autonomous vehicles. Dive into the future of transportation as we explore the latest advancements in driverless technology, industry news, and general happenings in the driverless scene. Whether you’re an enthusiast, industry professional, or just curious about the latest happenings in the Autonomous Driving scene, our weekly newsletter will keep you informed and engaged. From breakthroughs in AI and safety standards to real-world information and the regulatory landscape, The Driverless Digest brings you the stories that matter most. Join us on the journey towards a driverless future!
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Presence & Recognition
The Driverless Digest published an episode of the podcast featuring a conversation with Frank Reig, CEO of Voltera, discussing AV infrastructure and deployment.
Reported by Harry Campbell
Presence & Recognition
The Driverless Digest announced that Frank Reig, CEO of Voltera, will be the next guest on the podcast.
Reported by Harry Campbell
Research & Knowledge
The Driverless Digest published the latest edition of its newsletter featuring top 3 stories including Tesla offering rides in a car without a steering wheel, Atlanta rideshare drivers pushing back against robotaxis, and Uber, Waymo, and Wayve unveiling supervised robotaxis on London's Winding Streets.
Reported by Harry Campbell
Research & Knowledge
The Driverless Digest published a guest post by Naomi Yarin and Preet Anand, former safety leaders at Lyft, examining how the AV industry measures safety and what metrics may be missing.
Reported by Harry Campbell
Presence & Recognition
The Driverless Digest published an episode of the podcast featuring TDD editor Ben Hubbard discussing Gatik's approach to autonomous freight, fleet size, driverless deployments, and edge cases.
Reported by Harry Campbell