The Florida Times Union, May 18, 2018
Almost overnight, Florida has pretty much become the autonomous vehicle capital of North America. While some may wonder why these sophisticated companies are choosing our state, the reasons are obvious to the Florida Chamber of Commerce’s Autonomous Florida.
WMNF 88.5, May 15, 2018
Autonomous vehicles or self-driving cars are in the development stage. Companies such as Google, Tesla and the major automakers are road testing cars right now—to see how self driving cars in all sorts of conditions. The hope is that AV’s will become the predominant form of ground transportation in the country.
Tampa Bay Times, May 12, 2018
Almost overnight, Florida has arguably become the autonomous vehicle capital of North America. In the last three months, Voyage, a self-driving taxi service, has begun service in the Villages. Transdev is starting shuttle service in the new autonomous-only community of Babcock Ranch. And Ford announced that Miami will be the test bed for its latest delivery service.
Fox News, May 9, 2018
The city of Tampa teamed up with engineers, robotics companies and Florida State Sen. Jeff Brandes, R-St. Petersburg, to compile feedback from the passengers about their experiences in the autonomous car – and perhaps to ease their fears.
WTSP 10 News, May 8, 2018
This marks the latest self-driving initiative for THEA, which is already involved in a pilot program to develop and test connected vehicle technology.
The Gainesville Sun, May 3, 2018
The shuttle is one of four planned for downtown routes, but first comes testing and mapping.
Tampa Bay Business Journal, May 1, 2018
A company is showcasing its technology in Tampa and the public is welcome to take a ride.
Voyage, April 24, 2018
Safety procedures, materials, and test code for the next generation of autonomous vehicles
U.S. News, April 13, 2018
For the blind, self-driving cars give hope for the future, but is the auto industry onboard?.
Orlando Business Journal, April 12, 2018
The 2.25-mile oval track on a 400-acre site will test driverless vehicles in simulated situations such as rain, fog and smoke.
