Motional autonomous vehicles get a bird’s-eye view in Las Vegas

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A Level 4 Motional Chrysler Pacifica Minivan being tested in Las Vegas. | Credit: Motional

Tremendous progress has been made on many fronts when it comes to autonomous vehicles. But it remains to be seen when, or if, Level 5 fully autonomous vehicles will become commonplace. Many believe smart infrastructure, such as sensors in roads or street signs and traffic lights that send data to autonomous vehicles, are key to wide-scale deployment.

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