| Rachelle Dragani 06/25/14 6:17 AM PT | |
 | Not quite fully autonomous, the Cruise RP-1 system kicks the concept of cruise control up a few notches. A qualified driver must be on board to steer the car on and off highways and to make any desired lane changes, but the automatic system can take over during long stretches, relieving tedium and allowing a driver to make more productive use of travel time.. [More...] |
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