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Driverless vehicle effort gets additional support

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ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — An effort at the University of Michigan to lay the foundation for the use of networked, driverless vehicles is getting more corporate support.

The Ann Arbor school’s Mobility Transformation Center announced Friday that industry partners plan to each commit a total of $1 million over three years to support the center and its programs.

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