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A prototype of Google's own self-driving vehicle is seen during a media preview of Google's current autonomous vehicles in Mountain View, California
Thomson Reuters




(Reuters) - Google plans to make its self-driving cars unit, which will offer rides for hire, a stand-alone business under its parent company, Alphabet Inc, next year, Bloomberg reported.

The service could be launched in San Francisco and Austin, Texas locations, where it has tested the cars extensively, Bloomberg said, citing a person briefed on the company's strategy. website

The fleets could be deployed first in confined areas like college campuses, military bases or corporate office parks, Bloomberg reported.

Here's more information about bubble shooter pet visit our web-page. Alphabet declined to comment on the Bloomberg story.

The company said in July it was testing a fleet of 23 specially equipped Lexus prototypes, which had logged more than 1 million test miles.

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