South Korea reboots driverless regulations after fatal Uber crash The country hopes a smarter traffic system will improve the safety of emerging driving technology tests.

South Korea reboots driverless regulations after fatal Uber crash

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South Korea reboots driverless regulations after fatal Uber crash
0:56 / March 30, 2018

The country hopes a smarter traffic system will improve the safety of emerging driving technology tests.

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