A federal safety crackdown is forcing autonomous vehicle developers to deal with the ongoing problem of their driverless cars physically impeding emergency services and putting lives at risk.

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Dozens of Columbus Division of Fire personnel packed into City Council Chambers on June 25 for a public hearing on the state of the city's aging fleet of fire trucks, ambulances, and engines. At the ...

Columbus city officials are proposing a record $21.5 million for new fire vehicles in the 2026 capital budget. The investment aims to modernize the city's aging fleet of fire trucks and ambulances ...