Uber resumes self-driving programme three days after Arizona crash


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 28 Mar 2017

On the road again: Uber wrapped up a brief investigation and cleared its autonomous cars to resume driving in the three cities where it operates a self-driving pilot programme.

Uber Technologies Inc put its self-driving cars back on the road, voicing confidence in its autonomous vehicle programme three days after one of its cars was involved in a crash in Tempe, Arizona.

Uber wrapped up a brief investigation and cleared its autonomous cars to resume driving in the three cities where it operates a self-driving pilot programme – Tempe, San Francisco and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – an Uber spokeswoman, who declined to be named, told Reuters.

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