Driverless cars hit Boston

NuTonomy will test out its autonomous vehicle in the streets of Boston by the end of this year. The Cambridge, Massachusetts-based startup began testing its self-driving cars in Singapore last August with the hopes of rolling out its commercial fleet in the U.S. ahead of other large automakers, such as BMW and Ford (F). In an exclusive interview with FOX Business Network's Countdown to the Closing Bell, NuTonomy CEO Karl Iagnemma said its testing of self-driving cars is going great. "The most difficult thing is that even if you can program a car to follow the rules of the road, sometimes, human drivers have other ideas and so these cars have to be intelligent enough to adapt to the way that you and I drive," Iagnemma said. NuTonomy is trying to get a leg up on the competition as companies such as Google, parent company Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL), and Uber look to launch their own autonomous vehicles.