Tesla is hiring robotaxi test drivers in New York City, but company hasn't applied for permits ...United Arab Emirates

Tesla is recruiting test drivers for "automated driving systems" in Queens, but hasn't applied for permits to test its autonomous vehicles on New York streets.

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