By Laurie Fullerton

Boston’s notorious drivers who describe turning around as ‘banging a u-ie’ is also known for its narrow, crowded streets and traffic congestion. The local jargon and difficult driving makes it an ideal testing ground for the MIT-based startup company nuTonomy, which has signed an agreement with the city of Boston to begin testing its growing fleet of self-driving cars in specific areas of the city, the company announced today.

“We’ll see challenges there we haven’t seen before,” says co-founder and CEO Karl Iagnemma. “If you’re in Boston, New York, Singapore, or Phoenix, you have to adapt software Read full story ›

Source: The Drum