US state Arizona suspends Uber’s permit to test self-driving cars
US-based ride-sharing company has already suspended self-driving testing programs in US and Canada following the fatal crash
Doug Ducey, the governor of US state Arizona, has suspended Uber’s permit to test self-driving cars on the state’s public roads following a fatal crash involving one of the self-driving test vehicle of the US-based ride-sharing company earlier this month, Reuters reported today (27 March) citing a letter from Governor Ducey to Uber’s CEO Dara Khosrowshahi.
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