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California Governor Gavin Newsom's late-night veto decision sparks debate as unions argue against autonomous trucks, fearing job losses.
In a surprising midnight twist, California's Governor Gavin Newsom threw a wrench into plans to ban self-driving trucks without a human onboard till the 2030s.
Union vs. Tech: The Showdown
Tech World Chimes In:
California, The Golden (State) Opportunity:
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Bumpy Ride for Driverless Big Rigs:
Future of Autonomous Trucking in California
California's significance in the national supply chain makes it a crucial battleground for the autonomous trucking industry. While Governor Newsom's veto maintains the status quo for now, the question remains: when will self-driving trucks truly transform the way we move goods?
Source: Wired
We commend @CAgovernor Newsom for vetoing #AB316. As a result, California’s safety experts can continue to evaluate autonomous vehicle technology and consider appropriate regulatory action.
— Autonomous Vehicle Industry Association (@theavindustry) September 23, 2023
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