Driverless Grocery Delivery in Phoenix Could Start This Fall

"You will be the go-to-person on the ground as we launch our first satellite office/city," Nuro says in a help wanted posting on its website. As "city manager," you'd manage a fleet of vehicles that have no seats for humans yet will supposedly negotiate the roadways with human motorists without creating snarls and pileups. Nuro's also looking for a fleet technician and shift manager, who'll also be based in Phoenix. It seems that the job offerings are part of a driverless grocery delivery plan by Nuro and retail giant Kroger. Neither company will confirm that Phoenix will be the site of the pilot program.