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Zoox, a new autonomous ride-hailing company, is expanding to Dallas and will begin testing on the roadways soon.

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Zoox, the Amazon autonomous robotaxi, plans to begin testing its self-driving technology in Dallas and Phoenix, the company announced Monday.