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Auto journalist, father of three, occasionally amusing and proud Georgia Southern alum adhering to AP Style.
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Question of the Day: Is It Too Soon for U.S. Regulators to Allow Driverless Cars Without Steering Wheels? Original

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By Michael Strong Verified
| The Truth About Cars Verified
NEW! The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is mulling a decision that would no longer require autonomous vehicles, primarily robotaxis, to have steering wheels. “If you’re developing a vehicle that is designed never to be driven by a human operator, it doesn’t make any sense to require manual controls,” said Jonathan Morrison, NHTSA administrator, in a CNBC interview on July 9.
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Question of the Day: Dump Plate Readers or Double Down and Make ’em Better? Original

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By Michael Strong Verified
| The Truth About Cars Verified
Those officers ordered him out of the vehicle with hands resting on their hips before realizing the plate reader he passed mistakenly identified the vehicle as stolen. As reported by our own Matt Posky today, opponents of the readers, primarily those produced by Flock Safety, are bringing their complaints to the public in a big way, creating a “National Week of Action” during the week of Aug. 16.
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Question of the day: Should US consumers be able to buy Chinese vehicles?

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By Michael Strong Verified
| MSN Verified
When Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney approved the deal in January to reduce import tariffs on a small number of Chinese-made electric vehicles, U.S. President Donald Trump quickly criticized the move and threatened to slap a 100-percent tariff on vehicles coming to the U.S. from Canada. Well, the first round of vehicles, 18 Lotus Eletre performance SUVs, are enroute to Montreal. It won't be long before more vehicles are loaded onto ships for America's polite neighbor (mostly) to the north.
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