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Federal regulators have approved Amazon’s Zoox autonomous vehicles to begin charging customers for rides in specially designed cars lacking manual controls, such as steering wheels and brake pedals. The approval follows ongoing regulatory updates aimed at accommodating fully driverless vehicles, with Zoox currently offering free rides in Las Vegas and San Francisco. While concerns about safety and insufficient data remain, officials emphasize the potential safety benefits of autonomous technology and continue to monitor incidents to ensure proper oversight.
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