Through a new partnership, officials are now developing an app that will allow select members of the public to hail a self-driving vehicle.

Bridget Kravchenko, who spent nearly 25 years in the private sector, succeeds Chris Burrows, who stepped down in February.

A group of "disengagement reports" from eight companies testing autonomous vehicles in California uncover many different reasons why humans are still needed to grab the wheel.

Republican Indiana House Rep. Ed Soliday says his failed autonomous vehicle legislation brought on the most political, "nastiest" proceedings he's ever been involved with.

There won't be any truly driver-free cars on the roads for a while, but cities are eager to see what challenges they might bring.

Consumer advocates praise the decision to forego a rule that some had called a "license to kill."

The Senate, now drafting its own version, is the next destination for the landmark bill.

The proposal would speed the disruptive technology to market, while questions surrounding security, data ownership, and local authority remain largely unanswered.

As cities prepare for an eventual influx of the vehicles, technologists and policy-makers wrestle with big ethical questions and small roadway dots.

To avoid a false start, lawmakers are calling for investigation into how self-driving vehicles would influence current laws, safety and data privacy.