Organisation: Department of Motor Vehicles

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world

California threatens Uber in self-driving cars permit row

Uber is on a collision course with California regulators after vowing that its self-driving cars will continue ferrying passengers around San Francisco.

world

Self-drive cars ‘still need human help’ according to California reports

technology

Self-driving cars will still need our help

world

Quirky world: Man named after whiskey has son named Bourbon

celebrity

Amanda Bynes arrested for DUI

world

QUIRKY WORLD... Oh boy: No makeup in driving licence picture

Google cars may be future threat to industry

Google could become a "serious competitive threat" to the car industry if it continues to push its self-driving cars, Mark Reuss, product-development chief at General Motors has warned.

Sat, 14 Jun, 2014

QUIRKY WORLD ... 3D printed parts help surgeons to rebuild injured motorcyclist’s face

A survivor of a serious motorcycle accident has had pioneering surgery to reconstruct his face using a series of 3D printed parts.

Thu, 13 Mar, 2014

Bynes skips hearing for motoring offences

Amanda Bynes skipped her hearing with the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) yesterday.

Tue, 25 Sep, 2012

Lohan: Bynes should be punished

Lindsay Lohan thinks that Amanda Bynes should be punished for her driving offences.

Mon, 17 Sep, 2012

Britney's father cross-examined at trial

Britney Spears did not appear at her driver’s licence trial last night. Instead, her father did the talking.

Fri, 17 Oct, 2008

Case against Britney begins

Britney Spears did not have a valid California driver's licence more than a week after she hit a parked car and drove off, a state investigator told a court today.

Thu, 16 Oct, 2008

Payout helps Britney dodge criminal trial

Britney Spears has avoided a criminal hit-and-run trial by paying for damages after a crash but still faces a charge of driving without a licence, a court official ruled today.

Thu, 25 Oct, 2007

Man 'helped hijackers to get false ID'

US authorities have charged the first person with helping the New York and Washington terrorist hijackers as the number of people arrested or detained in the wide-ranging investigation grew to 352.

Tue, 25 Sep, 2001