In the two-year pilot, four groups will operate self-driving public buses with the aim of easing road congestion.
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Autonomous Vehicle Industry Association appoints first Executive Director
As AVIA’s executive director, Farrah will lead the association’s day-to-day operations and map out its long-term strategy and growth.
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Kodiak and Ikea Partner for Autonomous Trucking in Texas
Self-driving trucking company Kodiak revealed it has partnered with Ikea on autonomous freight deliveries in…
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Scania and Rio Tinto Partner on Autonomous Mining Trucks
Swedish truckmaker Scania is teaming up with mining corporation Rio Tinto to develop autonomous haul…
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Perrone and Rampini Team Up for Autonomous Electric Buses
Autonomous technology company Perrone Robotics is teaming up with Italian bus manufacturer Rampini to develop…
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EasyMile to supply autonomous shuttle fleet at Belgium tourist site
The new service will run driverless shuttles seven days a week for up to 10 years and will include progress up to Level 4 autonomy.
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Faction and GoCar Partner For Self-Driving Tourist Cars
Self-driving vehicle startup Faction is partnering with GoCar Tours for driverless delivery of vehicles to…
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Waymo suggests its autonomous cars may be superhumanly safe
In two new studies, Waymo found its autonomous vehicles consistently outperformed even the ideal version of a human driver.
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Gatik and Loblaw Make First Fully Driverless Deliveries in Canada
Autonomous vehicle startup Gatik is partnering with Canada’s largest retailer, Loblaw, to launch the first fully driverless deliveries in Canada, the companies announced Oct. 5.
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A new analysis by IDTechEx suggests that roboshuttle sales are declining, as are the number of active companies working on them.
