Google subsidiary Waymo for autonomous taxis and deliveries on June 12 said that it would update the software of its entire fleet after one of its unoccupied driverless vehicles crashed into a telephone post in May.
PUTRAJAYA: The proposed bill on the merger of the Malaysian Aviation Commission and the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia will be tabled in the upcoming Parliament session, says Anthony Loke .
Once passed, Loke said the bills would see Mavcom and all its staff slowly integrated into CAAM over months, sometime next year. New departments would be set up to accommodate the changes.
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