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U.S. moves to standardise autonomous vehicle identification lights with teal external lighting

The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is moving to introduce teal external lights to show when an autonomous vehicle is operating in self-driving mode. A draft proposal sets requirements for visibility from the front, sides and rear, with a minimum mounting height of 15 inches, but makes the lighting optional. The draft also includes changes to safety rules to reflect autonomous vehicle designs, including deleting a turn-signal requirement that is hard to apply to vehicles without steering wheels.

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Volvo teams up with Nvidia to develop next-generation assisted driving system

Volvo is developing an assisted driving system using Nvidia\'s AI technology that would allow drivers to travel from a starting point to a destination without holding the steering wheel. It aims to broaden support beyond highways to complex city environments and pursue commercialisation before 2030. The system is designed to make driving decisions and control steering, acceleration and braking, while requiring drivers to continuously monitor surroundings and intervene when needed.

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Tesla Cybercab appears involved in Philadelphia incident, door panel separates

A Tesla Cybercab robotaxi appears to have been involved in an incident in Philadelphia, with a photo showing the entire left door outer panel detached. A Reddit user who posted the image said it looked like a low-speed collision, though they did not witness the moment of impact. The glass was not broken and no clear deformation was visible inside the door, but damage appeared on the rocker trim and rear quarter panel.