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Norway aims to allow testing of self-driving cars in 2017

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By:
Nerijus Adomaitis
December 22, 2016 05:00 AM

OSLO -- The Norwegian government aims to pass a law next spring to allow testing of self-driving vehicles on the country's roads.

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Tariffs dent North American auto output even as automakers weigh more U.S. production
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Automakers are expected to produce fewer vehicles in North America because of tariff costs.

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By:
John Irwin
Tariffs dent North American auto output even as automakers weigh more U.S. production
EV
EV registrations surge 20% in March on tariff fears; U.S. market share hits 7.5%
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By:
Laurence Iliff
EV registrations surge 20% in March on tariff fears; U.S. market share hits 7.5%
Tesla
Ford F-150 Lightning overtakes Tesla Cybertruck for EV pickup crown in March, Q1
Tesla
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By:
Laurence Iliff
Ford F-150 Lightning overtakes Tesla Cybertruck for EV pickup crown in March, Q1
Service And Parts
Philadelphia Catholic high school opens 3-year technician training academy
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By:
Richard Truett
Philadelphia Catholic high school opens 3-year technician training academy

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