Mark E. Harris

technology journalist

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Technology journalist who writes about self-driving cars

Mark E. Harris on KCRW

In Nevada, the state has been testing driverless cars. In California, they’ve been on the road—but until today, they didn’t even need permits.

California Licenses Self-Driving Cars

In Nevada, the state has been testing driverless cars. In California, they’ve been on the road—but until today, they didn’t even need permits.

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