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last year that led to a pause in its operations, the loss of its CEO and the dismissal of a big chunk of its workforce, including several executives. In a, the GM subsidiary said it's resuming its manual driving activities in order to gather road information and create maps for its autonomous vehicles.

Both the California DMV and the California Public Utilities Commission revoked its licenses to operate in the state due to that incident and other safety-related issues. By November last year, Cruise alsonine key executives following an allegation by authorities that Cruise withheld a video showing the victim in the California incident pinned underneath its vehicle.

 

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