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Michigan teams up with Ontario to test drone corridors

The state of Michigan and Ontario are working together on new technology that would allow drones to fly beyond what their pilots can see, making drone-based delivery a reality in the region.

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Ontario and Michigan partner on cross-border drone study

Michigan and Ontario are cooperating on a feasibility study to see if drones could be used to transport goods across the border.

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Air delivery: New study to test feasibility of commercial drones

Air delivery: New study to test feasibility of commercial drones
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Why autonomous vehicles won t be taking over Ontario s city streets in 2022

Why autonomous vehicles won t be taking over Ontario s city streets in 2022
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Police stop suspected drunk driver, discover autonomous tech in control

“Drivers need to understand that they are responsible for what their vehicle is doing,” Const. Maury Tyre told Vancouver Island Free Daily. “There simply are no exceptions to this rule. If you wish to try out the new bells and whistles in your vehicle, an empty parking lot is going to be a lot safer than a public roadway, but even still, you are responsible for your vehicle. Modern transport has definitely added a lot of safety and comfort features over the years, but they are just not a replacement for an attentive driver.” It’s hard to blame anyone with an autonomously capable vehicle for trying the tech. Wouldn’t you?

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