Wayve are in talks with Microsoft and SoftBank to raise up to $2bn of new funding. The deal could value Wayve at roughly $8bn, although
A futuristic, two-seat EV with no steering wheel has been seen cruising around Tesla’s private test track in Fremont, California. The Cybercab is the company’s
After being blocked en masse from the US market due to national-security concerns, Chinese self-driving technology companies are accelerating their expansion into Europe. Companies such
The Department for Transport’s Head of Road Infrastructure Technology has used his address at the LCRIG Strictly Highways event in Blackpool to start a conversation
The specialist eCall consultancy and software company VESOS Solutions, in collaboration with the Department for Transport in the UK, is leading a workshop later this
V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything) technology company Cohda Wireless, has announced that its On-Board Unit (OBU) has successfully achieved E1 certification, paving the way for its V2X technology
In an interview on Decoder’s latest podcast episode, Ford CEO Jim Farley was quizzed about the automaker’s plans for Apple CarPlay Ultra support. In the lead-up to
If a driverless car makes an illegal U-turn, does the car still get a ticket? A police department in California grappled with this existential question last week,
A German remote-driving firm is aiming to make private car ownership a thing of the past. From December Germany will allow Vay to operate its
Industry sage Steve Gooding has used his keynote address this year’s popular JCT Traffic Signals Symposium to tell the audience that our transport networks will
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