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TechCrunch Mobility: Uber-Waymo Partnership Ends, NHTSA Directs AVs to Prioritize First Responders
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TechCrunch Mobility: Uber-Waymo Partnership Ends, NHTSA Directs AVs to Prioritize First Responders

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  • The Uber-Waymo partnership in Phoenix has ended, with remaining agreements in Atlanta and Austin also facing an uncertain future.
  • NHTSA administrator Jonathan Morrison issued a directive to AV developers, demanding immediate focus on fixing issues where vehicles interfere with first responders.
  • Additionally, proposed FMVSS changes could aid AV companies like Tesla and Zoox.

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The Uber-Waymo partnership in Phoenix has ended, with remaining agreements in Atlanta and Austin also facing an uncertain future. NHTSA administrator Jonathan Morrison issued a directive to AV developers, demanding immediate focus on fixing issues where vehicles interfere with first responders. Additionally, proposed FMVSS changes could aid AV companies like Tesla and Zoox.

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