As software takes on the driving role, Dor Shay of Element's Autofleet details how fleets must rethink incident response, compliance, and operational control to safely scale AV deployments.

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Malaysia has a new national plan to tackle cancer, tuberculosis, and chronic respiratory conditions in a single approach. Jacqui Thornton reports.