"The update was initially reported by Politico, which cited records that it reportedly obtained. Key Robotaxi battleground As per the publication, Casey Blaine, Tesla's senior regulatory counsel, informed regulators in California that the electric vehicle maker was "initiating engagement with the following airports to secure the necessary approvals to conduct pick-ups/drop-offs: San Francisco International Airport, San Jose Mineta International Airport, and Oakland International Airport.""
"Agency officials reportedly visited Tesla's Palo Alto offices to learn more about the company's ride-hailing program and its technology. Agency spokesperson Terrie Prosper shared some insights about the regulators' visit. "CPUC staff are aware of Tesla's recently expanded Bay Area charter-party carrier service and associated app. As for any charter-party carrier regulated by the CPUC, staff engages to exchange information, promote safety, and monitor compliance with applicable rules and regulations.""
Tesla has expressed interest in operating its Robotaxi ride-hailing service at San Francisco International Airport, San Jose Mineta International Airport, and Oakland International Airport. Casey Blaine, Tesla's senior regulatory counsel, told California regulators that the company is initiating engagement with those airports to secure approvals for pick-ups and drop-offs. Regulators confirmed that discussions have opened but that no permits have been granted. California's Public Utilities Commission engaged with Tesla, with staff visiting Tesla's Palo Alto offices to learn about the ride-hailing program and technology and to monitor compliance and safety.
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