Uber acquires 600 acres in Pittsburgh to build test track for autonomous vehicles
Ride-hailing company currently tests autonomous vehicles on a 50-acre leased site in Pittsburgh’s Hazelwood area
Ride-hailing company Uber has purchased nearly 600 acres of land near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States, for USD9.5 million to build a test track for autonomous vehicles, Associated Press (AP) reported on 28 December. Uber acquired the parcel in Findlay Township through an affiliate from a developer, the Imperial Land Corp. Uber’s spokesperson Sarah Abboud confirmed the purchase to the Tribune Review but refrained from sharing further details.
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