County commissioners in Miami-Dade have given preliminary approval to a set of rules for robot delivery carts on sidewalks. The move comes as these carts become increasingly common in the area. Further details about the regulations are available to subscribers of Miami Today.
The decision aims to address the growing presence of robot delivery carts in Miami-Dade County, with more information on the rules and their implications available through a Miami Today subscription.
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