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California motorists could be sharing the road with fully driverless cars as early as April, under new regulations announced on Monday by the California Department of Motor Vehicles.

Until now, autonomous cars could only be tested with a safety operator behind the wheel, ready to assume control of the car in case the technology were to fail. But, on Monday, California’s Office of Administrative Law approved regulations proposed by the DMV last fall that will permit fully driverless testing.

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