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JFK Airport is testing out self-driving shuttle vehicles JFK Airport is testing out self-driving shuttle vehicles -The Port Authority is working with autonomous vehicle (AV) manufacturer Navya for the test.  They are looking at the possibility that the shuttle could be used as shuttles for airport passengers.Each of the driverless shuttles has room for eight passengers. The company says the shuttles have sensors that scan the surrounding area at all times and they follow a pre-programmed route."The vehicles are completely safe," Seth Wainer, the Port Authority program director for innovation, says, "And I would compare them to the elevator.  And maybe 100-150 years ago elevators seemed very scary until we went out and invented the elevator brake." Read more:
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NBC News ' Marc Caputo explains the timing of the group's decision to bring forth the lawsuit and their likelihood to prevail. Good luck with that… The lying propaganda media is the enemy of America. These criminals should be jailed. Good! Biden and National Archives sued over JFK assassination recordsPres. Biden and the National Archives are being sued for postponing the release of roughly 15,000 documents concerning former president John F. Kennedy's murder. And, What would be the motivation for it? To me, some news is not news. You forgot the BREAKING NEWS! Anything to deflect trump, right? Archive Group Sues Biden, National Archives for Final JFK Assassination RecordsRobert Kennedy Jr., son of Kennedy’s brother, said the public has the right to know what’s in the records. “The law requires the records be released. It’s bizarre. It’s been almost 60 years since my uncle’s death. What are they hiding?” This sentence is awkward as there are both “Kennedy”. 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The Docs were to be released in 2017 [Trump was pres] NEW YORK - The Port Authority is working with autonomous vehicle (AV) manufacturer Navya for the test.PUBLISHED 12:53 PM CT Oct.Oct.the most infamous and widely discussed political assassination of the 20th century.  They are looking at the possibility that the shuttle could be used as shuttles for airport passengers. Each of the driverless shuttles has room for eight passengers. 20, 2022 SHARE DALLAS — A nonprofit is suing the Biden administration for the release of all records related to the assassination of President John F. The company says the shuttles have sensors that scan the surrounding area at all times and they follow a pre-programmed route. "The vehicles are completely safe," Seth Wainer, the Port Authority program director for innovation, says, "And I would compare them to the elevator.  The Mary Farrell Foundation on Oct.  And maybe 100-150 years ago elevators seemed very scary until we went out and invented the elevator brake. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act in 1992, mandating the eventual publication of all unreleased documents. " If the shuttles go into regular use at JFK they would be North America's first airport to use this kind of technology. The lawsuit claims the documents should have been released in 2017, but weren’t, and there are unnecessary redactions that violate the JFK Records Act. The AV vehicles are envisioned to move passengers safely and efficiently in an airport environment. Platooning is an important feature for AVs as it allows for multiple autonomous vehicles to travel in unison, significantly increasing the number of passengers who can be transported in a single movement. Congress signed the John F. In the future, AVs may be used for short connections that passengers typically make on foot such as first-mile/last-mile trips. For example, AVs could get passengers to a commuter rail station, a distant airport rental car facility, or from an AirTrain station to the furthest ends of long-term parking lots. 26, 2017, but President Donald Trump delayed the release and passed the responsibility on to Biden. Then, in a memo issued last October, Mr. The autonomous vehicles in the test are being operated by an onboard safety operator at all times and supervised by Navya's control center in Michigan.  The vehicles have eight sensors and the pilot will be conducted in an area of the parking lot closed to the general public. 15. "We hope your first ride is very exciting but we imagine it to be a very daily, normal, ordinary thing for passengers," Wainer says. This test follows one in the Port Authority’s Exclusive Bus Lane (XBL), which is used to expedite bus travel into and out of the Lincoln Tunnel during rush hours. 22, 1963, in an open motorcade at Dealey Plaza in Dallas. BREAKING NEWS . "Temporary continued postponement is necessary to protect against identifiable harm to the military defense, intelligence operations, law enforcement, or the conduct of foreign relations that is of such gravity that it outweighs the public interest in immediate disclosure," he wrote, referencing a portion of the JFK records act that allows continued postponement for those reasons, as long as there is"clear and convincing evidence" for the delay.