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The DOT's best practices aim to reduce the probability of a cyberattack or mitigate a successful intrusion.

No automaker, including Tesla, currently offers a fully self-driving car, although most major manufacturers and suppliers are working furiously on different technology suites to enable vehicles to drive themselves.

They raised a litany of concerns about California's proposal at a hearing in Sacramento on Wednesday.

The company said that its Model S and Model X electric cars are already being produced with the new hardware, which includes eight cameras, 12 updated sensors and radar with faster processing.

It's the 32nd prototype out of 33 made, has just 18,000 miles and was never originally sold to the public.

By creating cars cheap enough for almost anyone to buy, Henry Ford built a billion-dollar company.

The search giant has been a leader in testing autonomous vehicles on public roads, prompting traditional carmakers to step up their self-driving plans.

Costco has one major perk that traditional car dealerships lack: fixed prices.

Three food startups explain how they chose their fleet.

The future is finally here.

The latest way ridesharing is shaping business.

The services, based on Microsoft's Azure cloud service, will include advanced navigation, predictive maintenance and over-the-air software updates.

If Cupertino was killing Project Titan, why would it bring back Bob Mansfield?

The Google car was driving autonomously at the time of the crash, but was not at fault.

In lieu of in-person classes, Aceable steers teens towards their driver's licenses via mobile app. Now it's expanding to industries that require professional certifications.

A highly modified Beetle LSR reached 205mph.

The Bolt will have a driving range of 238 miles on a full charge, substantially more than any currently available electric vehicle at a similar price.

The government currently allows automakers to self-certify that vehicles comply with safety standards.

Uber is now 'working with the state' on regulatory issues, according to an exec.

John Zimmer sees ridesharing as 'the ultimate subscription service.'

What's surprising about riding in an autonomous car is how boring it can be.