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“This rush to be first in the ‘tech boom’ era made Arizona’s roadways unreasonably dangerous.”

“The goal of regulation, of course, is not to drive the scooters out of the city, but to allow us to mitigate the secondary negative effects they cause.”

Arizona cops conducting more research to ID photo-ticket violators

“…The suspect also formed his hand into a gun shape and pointed toward his glove box…”

“Bird? Lime?” she called out into the audience. “I know you’re here.”

University researchers have studied this very issue and discovered several Achilles heels for autonomous vehicles…

Chinese autonomous vehicle maker TuSimple said on Monday it will roll out up to 40 fully self-driving big-rigs on Arizona roads by June.

“The operators in the safety chase vehicle will pull over the Nuro Unmanned Vehicle in convoy.”

“…We don’t anticipate any issues outside what we normally see with vehicles operated by humans…” — Scottsdale police.

The new service, while impressive in its own right, isn’t quite the “Johnny Cab” many thought it would be.

How is the couple going to pay off the judgment? “They’re gonna do their best,” their attorney says.

The planned car plant “goes way beyond Casa Grande or Pinal County…” and will benefit all of Arizona.

The early results underscore the fact that today’s systems aren’t robust substitutes for human drivers

Ranking is based on number of local employees involved in digital services.

A project by a driverless vehicle company and retail food giant Kroger might be centered in Phoenix.

Transit officials defend cost of working with a company that stands to make billions in profits.

The websites allowed anyone to play and download a huge library of Nintendo games for free, according to the lawsuit.

The company’s CEO says, “We believe our patents are among the most valuable of our assets and we intend to vigorously enforce our rights.”

Sylvia Moir also has been criticized for comments she made about her predecessor in an unrelated interview.

Rafaela Vasquez, backup driver in the autonomous Uber car, was not paying attention before striking Herzberg, police concluded.

Waymo denied the report, saying some of the new Pacificas would arrive in Phoenix, but that Waymo can’t yet say how many.

“The Waymo vehicle is not the violator vehicle.”