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Industrials reporter for @business. GE, 3M, RTX. Previously autos & regs in DC. Views are mine, RTs ≠ endorsements. Got tips? Send to rbeene@bloomberg.net
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EE.UU. propone luces cian para distinguir a los vehículos autónomos Original

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By Ryan Beene Verified
| Yahoo Finanzas
(Bloomberg) -- Las luces rojas y ámbar podrían dejar de ser las únicas en las carreteras de Estados Unidos: los vehículos autónomos pronto podrían incorporar otro color, el cian. Los reguladores de seguridad automotriz de Estados Unidos propusieron una nueva categoría de luces exteriores para que otros usuarios de las vías puedan identificar los vehículos sin conductor.
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Green-Blue Lights on the Road Could Soon Mean a Driverless Car

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By Ryan Beene Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
Look out, red and amber lights. Autonomous vehicles may soon bring another color to America’s roads. US auto safety regulators proposed a new category of cyan exterior lamps to identify driverless vehicles to other road users. One or two of the green-blue lights would be placed on the front, sides and rear of vehicles equipped with automated driving systems, at least 15 inches above the ground, according to the proposal made public on Friday.
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Green-Blue Lights on the Road Could Soon Mean a Driverless Car

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By Ryan Beene Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
Photographer: Charly Triballeau/AFP/Getty Images (Bloomberg) -- Look out, red and amber lights. Autonomous vehicles may soon bring another color to America’s roads.
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