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Maruti Suzuki to set up 12 automated driving licence test tracks in Telangana

Reported by: Economic Times ·

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Economic Times reported that Maruti Suzuki has signed a memorandum of agreement with the Telangana transport department to set up 12 automated driving licence test tracks. The tracks will come up across six locations in the state. A memorandum of agreement is a signed document that records what each side has agreed to do; it is not the same as a final contract. Automated test tracks are driving-test grounds where the licence test is run and scored by machines rather than by an officer sitting in the car. Maruti Suzuki is a listed carmaker, so an agreement of this kind is company news, though the headlines did not give a value for the project, a timeline, or say who pays for the tracks. The same report appeared as a live share-price update page on Economic Times.

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Maruti Suzuki to set up 12 automated driving licence test tracks in Telangana

Maruti Suzuki has signed a memorandum of agreement with the Telangana transport department for test tracks. The company will set up twelve automated driving licence test tracks across six locations in the state. Each…

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