Driverless cars are about become a lot more real. Some of us who have grown familiar with the Google self-driving Lexuses cruising around the San Francisco Bay Are, can get ready to witness the next iteration of Google’s automobile project: tiny gumdrop-shaped cars that can’t exceed 25 mph and are automatically guided by GPS to their destination while their passengers relax, read or nap.
Google’s autonomous cars to hit California’s roads this summer
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