[ad_1] A year after launching a commercial robotaxi service in Abu Dhabi, Chinese autonomous vehicle technology company WeRide and partner Uber can finally call that service driverless. The companies said the commercial robotaxi service, which will no longer have a human safety operator behind the wheel, is open to the public and will start with…
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[ad_1] New York City’s Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) have settled on new minimum-wage rules for rideshare drivers, Bloomberg reports. Drivers will receive a five percent raise under the new proposal, a compromise to keep Uber and Lyft from locking drivers out of their apps. The proposal needs to be voted on by the TLC’s…
[ad_1] Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR Uber is working on adding a “Simple Mode” to the app that could simplify the UI for added clarity. Only essential booking details are shown for easier use. Update: The feature is now being piloted in select US cities. Update, May 1, 2025 (07:03 AM ET): Uber has…
Shorouk Express Get the free Morning Headlines email for news from our reporters across the world Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Private hire drivers are set to strike on Thursday as part of a global movement demanding better pay, working conditions, and protections for…
[ad_1] Travis Kalanick, the former CEO of Uber, made it clear on Wednesday: he believes the company’s decision to abandon its autonomous driving program was a mistake. Said Kalanick at the Abundance Summit in L.A., “Look, [new management] killed the autonomous car project we had going on. At the time, we were really only behind…
