NHTSA: Cruise to pay $1.5M penalty after failing to fully report crash involving pedestrian in SF
Cruise is fined $1.5 million for failing to report a pedestrian crash, highlighting the importance of safety and transparency in autonomous vehicle operations.
Cruise's robotaxis are coming to the Uber app in 2025 | TechCrunch
Cruise partners with Uber to offer robotaxis on their platform by 2025 amidst safety challenges and regulatory compliance efforts.
Uber teams up with Cruise to deliver more autonomous rides next year
Uber partners with Cruise to integrate robotaxis into its app for driverless rides.
Expected launch cities include Phoenix, Dallas, and Houston after supervised testing.
GM-owned Cruise and Uber are partnering on self-driving rides
Uber and Cruise are collaborating to integrate autonomous vehicles into the Uber platform, enhancing urban mobility.
Beleaguered Self-Driving Car Company Cruise Teams Up With Uber for Their Comeback Bid
Cruise is partnering with Uber to integrate autonomous rides into the Uber app, signaling a strategic comeback after its permit suspension.
Cruise recalls autonomous vehicle fleet, closing one U.S. probe
Cruise's robotaxis faced safety scrutiny leading to a recall, but investigation closed after a software update improved braking performance.
NHTSA: Cruise to pay $1.5M penalty after failing to fully report crash involving pedestrian in SF
Cruise is fined $1.5 million for failing to report a pedestrian crash, highlighting the importance of safety and transparency in autonomous vehicle operations.
Cruise's robotaxis are coming to the Uber app in 2025 | TechCrunch
Cruise partners with Uber to offer robotaxis on their platform by 2025 amidst safety challenges and regulatory compliance efforts.
Uber teams up with Cruise to deliver more autonomous rides next year
Uber partners with Cruise to integrate robotaxis into its app for driverless rides.
Expected launch cities include Phoenix, Dallas, and Houston after supervised testing.
GM-owned Cruise and Uber are partnering on self-driving rides
Uber and Cruise are collaborating to integrate autonomous vehicles into the Uber platform, enhancing urban mobility.
Beleaguered Self-Driving Car Company Cruise Teams Up With Uber for Their Comeback Bid
Cruise is partnering with Uber to integrate autonomous rides into the Uber app, signaling a strategic comeback after its permit suspension.
Cruise recalls autonomous vehicle fleet, closing one U.S. probe
Cruise's robotaxis faced safety scrutiny leading to a recall, but investigation closed after a software update improved braking performance.
Lamb of God announce 2025 Headbangers Boat cruise: Clutch, Obituary, DevilDriver
Lamb of God announces the 2025 Headbangers Boat cruise featuring a lineup of prominent metal bands and diverse entertainment from Miami to Cozumel.
Creed tap Sevendust, Hoobastank, Lit, Filter for 2025 Summer of '99 cruise
Creed's 2025 Summer cruise is sold out, featuring several popular rock bands.
The cruise is characterized by a nostalgic theme and a popular musical lineup.
Fans are encouraged to watch for possible available cabins as interest spikes.
GM's Cruise fined $1.5 million for omitting details about its gruesome 2023 crash
NHTSA fined Cruise $1.5 million for failing to report crucial accident details, emphasizing the need for transparency in autonomous vehicle operations.
GM brings in new CEO to steer troubled Cruise robotaxi service while Waymo ramps up in San Francisco
General Motors appoints Marc Whitten, a technology executive, to lead Cruise's robotaxi service post-collision recovery.
Cruise, G.M.'s Self-Driving Unit, Will Pay $1.5 Million Federal Fine
Cruise has been penalized $1.5 million for failing to report a serious accident involving a pedestrian, highlighting regulatory challenges in autonomous driving.
GM's Cruise to resume robotaxi testing in Bay Area this fall
Cruise resumes limited robotaxi testing in California after nearly a year-long suspension post-accident.
General Motors revives its robotaxi service Cruise in Houston, with human drivers
Cruise, a driverless taxi service by GM, resumes operations starting with human drivers before transitioning to supervised autonomous driving.
GM brings in new CEO to steer troubled Cruise robotaxi service while Waymo ramps up in San Francisco
General Motors appoints Marc Whitten, a technology executive, to lead Cruise's robotaxi service post-collision recovery.
Cruise, G.M.'s Self-Driving Unit, Will Pay $1.5 Million Federal Fine
Cruise has been penalized $1.5 million for failing to report a serious accident involving a pedestrian, highlighting regulatory challenges in autonomous driving.
GM's Cruise to resume robotaxi testing in Bay Area this fall
Cruise resumes limited robotaxi testing in California after nearly a year-long suspension post-accident.
General Motors revives its robotaxi service Cruise in Houston, with human drivers
Cruise, a driverless taxi service by GM, resumes operations starting with human drivers before transitioning to supervised autonomous driving.
Layoff tracker: Mass layoffs by tech companies big and small hit the Bay Area
Hundreds of tech jobs are being cut in the Bay Area, with companies like Ebay, Google, Cruise, Broadcom, Roku, and Bloom Energy announcing layoffs.
Ebay is cutting 9% of its workforce, Google is cutting around half a percent of its workforce, Cruise is laying off 900 employees, Broadcom is laying off 2,837 employees, Roku is cutting an additional 136 jobs, and Bloom Energy is cutting 47 permanent roles and 50 contractors.
Tech company layoffs surge in Bay Area with 1,000-plus additional cuts
Tech companies in the Bay Area are planning to cut over 1,000 jobs, indicating a challenging start for the region in 2024.
LinkedIn, Cruise, Carbon, Becton, Dickinson, and Invitae are among the companies that have disclosed their plans to cut jobs in the Bay Area.
Layoff tracker: Mass layoffs by tech companies big and small hit the Bay Area
Hundreds of tech jobs are being cut in the Bay Area, with companies like Ebay, Google, Cruise, Broadcom, Roku, and Bloom Energy announcing layoffs.
Ebay is cutting 9% of its workforce, Google is cutting around half a percent of its workforce, Cruise is laying off 900 employees, Broadcom is laying off 2,837 employees, Roku is cutting an additional 136 jobs, and Bloom Energy is cutting 47 permanent roles and 50 contractors.
Tech company layoffs surge in Bay Area with 1,000-plus additional cuts
Tech companies in the Bay Area are planning to cut over 1,000 jobs, indicating a challenging start for the region in 2024.
LinkedIn, Cruise, Carbon, Becton, Dickinson, and Invitae are among the companies that have disclosed their plans to cut jobs in the Bay Area.