self-driving cars

We're collecting news reports of tests of autonomous cars on public roads.

The company's cars have logged 700,000 miles, and now they're focusing on more complicated city streets.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration missed its own deadlines for making a decision on mandating car-to-car communications, but says it will come soon.

A new study says that 21,700 lives would be saved each year if 90 percent of U.S. vehicles were autonmous.

Pictured: a non-autonomous all-electric supercar. Put it in the garbage, we want robocars.

Robots can already outdrive humans. Now everyone needs to get out of their way.

Meet project Elcano. For now it's just a self-driving electric tricycle, but its makers have far more ambitious plans using the power of crowdfunding.

Hop in and let the Ropits chauffeur you. (But just you.)

Lexus's Mark Templin: "Our goal is to eliminate future traffic fatalities and injuries."

In a parallel universe, our cars glide over grass highways and park themselves.