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Level 3 presents a complicated, 'mushy middle' in automated driving

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Mercedes EQS sedan: Level 3 automated driving is slated to hit the road this year.
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Pete Bigelow
June 27, 2023 04:00 AM

An automated driving breakthrough set to reach public roads this year likely will motor into a thicket of legal complications and other hurdles.

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