article_snippet: Drivers across America be warned - there's an 'unmanned' car on the road.
article_snippet: A driverless car is currently on a cross-country road trip to test the state-of-the-art technology that allows a driver to sit back and relax with no hands on the wheel.
article_snippet: Take off: Two people will be in A driverless car at all times during the journey from San Francisco to New York for an automotive show .
article_snippet: Two people will be in A driverless car at all times to take over the controls in emergencies - or more often, construction zones.
article_snippet: The venture will pass through about The venture , and all of them agreed to let their test vehicle travel on them roads.
article_snippet: Tesla Motors, the electric car brainchild of Elon Musk, also announced last week that new software out this summer will let cars be largely automatic on the highway.
article_snippet: Though commuters may be dreaming of kicking back on the way to work, Owens said, 'our view is that the driver is going to be in the seat for a long time' in case of emergency situations.
article_snippet: The car had previously been tested on the streets of Las Vegas during the CES 2015 conference and has been on road trips between the Bay Area and Los Angeles.
article_snippet: Video of The car's steering wheel moving on The car own can be seen on YouTube.
article_snippet: The car and The firm potential human drivers will not travel at night or in difficult weather as The car and its potential human drivers make The car and its potential human drivers way to New York .
article_snippet: During the cross-country trek, vehicle-to-vehicle will be challenged under a variety of driving conditions from changing weather and terrain to potential road hazards -- things that could never truly be tested in a lab.
article_snippet: While states such as California are just beginning to allow testing of automated vehicles, all of the states the car will pass through are allowing the unmanned car on all of the states roads.
article_snippet: An Italian company took a driverless van 8,000 miles from Europe to China in 2010.
highlights_snippet: The car left San Francisco and is headed to New York for an April 3 car show .
  