Google's self-driving cars are now heading to Austin
Google has announced that its modified Lexus RX 450h driverless vehicles will be hitting the public roads in Austin as the search giant tries to accumulate data on driving conditions across different parts of the country.
From Google:
Google revealed that in the month of June, its self-driving cars (Lexus RX 450h) were involved in two human-error accidents, with a total of 14 collisions since they took to the streets in 2009. The prototype cars — which took to public roads in California last month — have not been involved in any accidents until now.
Source: Google+ (Google Self-Driving Car Project)
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