Its not very common. Its just in very specific jurisdictions with very specific fleet count allowed.
Within the past 8 or so years, self driving has rapidly improved (not any of the shit tesla calls self driving).
A lot of the testing happens in california, only because thats where a lot of the startups are as well as existing big corporate are located as they go their due to the existing talent pool required to start it up.
Its not very common. Its just in very specific jurisdictions with very specific fleet count allowed.
Within the past 8 or so years, self driving has rapidly improved (not any of the shit tesla calls self driving).
A lot of the testing happens in california, only because thats where a lot of the startups are as well as existing big corporate are located as they go their due to the existing talent pool required to start it up.