Google's New Car Doesn't Have a Steering Wheel

Google's New Car Doesn't Have a Steering Wheel

Google has unveiled a two-seat prototype for its much anticipated driverless car following years of extensively testing autonomous vehicles—and it's missing things like brakes, pedals and a steering wheel. The tech giant plans to run a pilot program in California within the next two years if these prototypes perform well 

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