The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Thursday announced it was exempting U.S. autonomous vehicle developers from federal safety standards, expanding an exemption that had previously ...

The Trump administration will make it easier to deploy self-driving cars on US roads and loosen crash reporting requirements, ...

The NHTSA also expanded its existing Automated Vehicle Exemption Program to include U.S.-made vehicles. It previously only included imported vehicles. The program provides exemption procedures to ...

The announcement comes two days after Elon Musk assured investors that Tesla will launch a fully autonomous taxi service in June.

The EV maker posted on X Wednesday that a ride-hailing service using its driver assistance system known as "Full Self-Driving ...

The move would aim to make it easier for autonomous vehicles to hit the roads, but keeps the requirement to report safety incidents.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy on Thursday unveiled the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) ...

In a surprise move, President Trump’s transportation department has decided to keep the Biden-era rule requiring automakers ...

Nissan recalled defective door lock actuators in July 2015 affecting limited model years. Many customers have reported being ...

For at least a decade, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has promised his company would soon launch a fully autonomous vehicle. Now the ...

Starting in 2008, when Elon Musk took over as CEO of Tesla after being an early investor, he played a big role in helping the ...