Autonomous vehicle technology has major ramifications for the trucking industry. With the increasing problematic truck driver shortage issue, self-driving “robot” trucks provide a solution.

A common vision of the automotive industry's future always includes flying cars. Another vision is that of truly autonomous vehicles. Is either of these futuristic transportation visions close to being a reality? If so, which will come first?

After discussions with the NHTSA, Tesla is recalling 53,822 cars--everything from the Model 3 to the Model Y--over a Full Self-Driving Beta feature that lets the EVs perform 'rolling stops.' It's not only dangerous, but failing to completely stop at a stop sign is illegal.

Starting this year, the IIHS won't just be issuing warnings about so-called 'self-driving cars.' It's now going to score partially-autonomous technology the same way it rates other car safety features. And in doing so, it hopes to make these systems more foolproof in the real world.

A journalist recently discovered that Tesla drivers can play video games and surf the internet while the car is in motion due to a new software update.

With so many autonomous vehicles being tested on public highways, not to mention on private roads, how vulnerable are human drivers to becoming an accident victim with a driverless test vehicle?

The Novabot is everything you'd ever need from a lawnmower. It's sleek, autonomous, and doubles as a security guard. The real question then is simple: what can't the Novabot do?

The Honda Autonomous Work Vehicle has been put through its paces on a large-scale work site in the Las Vegas desert. What else can it handle?

Lyft and Motional are bringing a fleet of robotaxi autonomous vehicles to Las Vegas by 2023. Will the new venture be profitable?

Gatik's self-driving delivery trucks are already earning money working for Walmart. A nationwide expansion could be next.

Autonomous vehicle firm Einride has announced it is expanding its self-driving delivery trucks to the U.S. Will the vehicles take jobs away from humans?

The "passengerless" autonomous delivery vehicle company Nuro raises $600 million thanks in part to Google.

Zoox expands their autonomous vehicle testing program to Seattle Washington.

With first responders' lives in the balance, a Tesla Autopilot recall seemed imminent. But Elon Musk refused to recall any vehicles, and now the government is demanding answers.

Advanced autonomous vehicles from Waymo are facing a hilarious problem. They keep getting stuck on the same dead-end street.

Autonomous vehicles are the cars of the future, but unlike other predictions, scientists and engineers have been making steady progress toward autonomous vehicles. Two companies working on making autonomous vehicles right now are Google and Nuro, and funnily enough, Google actually helped fund Nuro in the past. 

Autopilot, as Tesla calls it, has been one of the more famous and advanced semi-autonomous self-driving systems available on the market right now, but it's not perfect. In fact, Tesla's Autopilot is so imperfect that, after the NHTSA announced an investigation into it, Tesla's stock crashed.

Who would've thought that mathematical formulas would pave the way for self-driving/autonomous vehicles? It has, and here we are, a few years into the semi-autonomous driving features, and it only gets better and better as time goes on. However, this kind of technology isn't cheap. In fact, it can get pretty expensive to use.

Motional, a Las Vegas-based driverless car company, plans to expand its operations and testing in the coming year. This will bring it closer to its goal of being fully commercially autonomous by 2023.

Lucid confirms that the launch edition of the Air EV sedan will be the first car sold in the U.S. to come standard with lidar technology.