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carmaker Volvo has said it plans to launch a self-driving experiment in
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Local drivers will test cars on public roads in "everyday conditions",
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The move was announced at an event in Beijing on 7 April, though details
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One analyst said he thought China was at the forefront of the
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Volvo is owned by a Chinese firm, Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co.
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According to a report from the Reuters news agency, Volvo is now
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"Autonomous driving can make a significant contribution to road safety,"
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"The sooner [autonomous] cars are on the roads, the sooner lives will
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"I think people probably don¡¯t realise quite how much China¡¯s putting
into advanced technology in cars," Prof David Bailey of Aston Business
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"Google has had a far smaller number of cars in tests as far as I can
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Prof Bailey added that China was both the biggest producer of, and
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The country is certainly no stranger to self-driving car tests - in
December a driverless car completed a test on public roads in Beijing.
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It had been developed by Chinese tech giant Baidu.
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Silicon Valley tech giant Google simultaneously announced that it would
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"The Phoenix area has distinct desert conditions, which will help us
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and dust in the air," Jennifer Haroon, head of business operations for
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Google recently suffered a hiccup with one of its self-driving cars in
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