driverless car

The California Highway Patrol is looking for a man who appears to have been riding alone in the backseat of his Tesla while the car drove itself around automatically on Bay Area roads.

A San Jose-based company received a permit from the DMV to test its driverless vehicles on surface streets in the city.

Waymo plans to keep testing its driverless cars on Bay Area roads.

Some of the brightest minds in the autonomous vehicle industry were in the Bay Area on Thursday night, talking technology, timing, practicality and safety.

A van that appeared to have no driver made headlines when it was spotted in Arlington, Virginia, last week. But when News4’s Adam Tuss saw the vehicle on Monday, it did have a driver: a man dressed in a costume made to look like a car seat.

Cars with no steering wheel, no pedals and nobody at all inside could be driving themselves on California roads by the end of the year, under proposed state rules that would give a powerful boost to the fast-developing technology.

As per usual, the details of the unveiling have been kept hush-hush, but many industry insiders have made educated guesses as to what Apple CEO Tim Cook will be announcing.

Apple is speeding up work on a project that could lead to the California tech giant building its own electric car, according to a new report.

Driverless cars are being tested in the Bay Area, but a dose of reality comes with them–when they get into an accident, how does the insurance work?