California is changing its roads for self-driving cars

8/5/2017

This article discusses the changes California is making to its roads to accommodate self-driving cars. It highlights the regulations that have been put in place to allow autonomous vehicles to operate on public roads, including requirements for insurance and licensing. The article also examines the infrastructure updates being made, such as the installation of sensors and communication technologies along highways and streets. It explores how these changes aim to improve safety and efficiency for self-driving vehicles, as well as the potential challenges that may arise during the transition. Overall, the article provides an overview of California's efforts to embrace and adapt its roadways for autonomous driving.

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