General Motors' Cruise autonomous vehicles are back on public roads in three US states, though not for commercial ride-hailing services. The company confirmed to WIRED that a limited number of its sensor-equipped Bolt EVs have been redeployed for testing and data collection. This marks a significant step for Cruise following the suspension of its driverless operations after safety concerns arose. The vehicles are being used to gather data and refine the autonomous driving system, paving the way for a potential return to full service in the future. Specific locations and operational details remain limited as the company focuses on rebuilding trust and ensuring safety.