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The NHTSA has proposed using cyan-colored lights for driverless cars to indicate when they are operating without a human driver. This change is part of a broader effort to standardize communication methods for autonomous vehicles.
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The NHTSA has proposed using cyan-colored lights for driverless cars to indicate when they are operating without a human driver. This change is part of a broader effort to standardize communication methods for autonomous vehicles.
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NHTSA Proposes Cyan Lights for Driverless Cars to Indicate Operation