Zoox robotaxis cleared to charge for wheel-free rides
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Federal regulators cleared Zoox to begin charging for rides in its self-driving robotaxis—the first wheel-free cars approved to monetize trips—vehicles designed to move forward or backward without turning around and featuring two face-to-face seating sections.
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