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California DMV Halts GM’s Cruise Testing Amid Safety Concerns

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

California’s DMV has suspended General Motor’s Cruise unit from testing its driverless cars on state roads citing public safety risks and accusing the company of misrepresenting its technology’s safety. The suspension comes after a series of accidents involving Cruise vehicles and marks a significant setback for GM and the autonomous vehicle industry. GM, facing financial losses in its Cruise unit, insists on the potential growth and safety of its autonomous vehicles. The investigation into Cruise’s safety precautions for protecting pedestrians is ongoing.