Boston is the latest city to allow self-driving car tests

You can add Boston to the list of places where autonomous vehicles are being tested legally. Rather than trials on the city's, ahem, interesting street layout, company NuTonomy will start small, beginning at the Raymond L. Flynn Marine Park on January 3rd, according to The Boston Herald. If you'll remember, nuTonomy is operating a self-driving taxi service in Singapore. The test vehicle is a Renault Zoe -- one of the models it uses for autonomous taxis -- but that's where the similarities end. The Herald says there aren't any plans to offer a similar service in the city just yet.