Tesla’s autonomous ride-hailing network has steadily grown from an experimental pilot in Austin into a commercial footprint spanning seven major metropolitan regions across the U.S. While early testing relied on human safety monitors in the driver’s — or passenger’s — seat, several regions have already transitioned to fully unsupervised rides (and one quite notably hasn’t). [...]
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