Apple cancels California DMV permit for self-driving car testing
The California Department of Motor Vehicles has canceled Apple’s permit for testing self-driving vehicles on roads at the company’s request, in a move that could spell the end of the project.
Apple, like many other tech giants, have been testing self-driving vehicle systems for a number of years. However, a development at the California DMV has put the future of the project in doubt.
Apple had a permit for testing autonomous vehicles on roads with a safety driver until April 30, 2025. According to MacReports, Apple contacted the DMV to cancel its Autonomous Vehicles Program Manufacturer’s Testing Permit.
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