US EditionCity of Albuquerque tests anti-crash tech on buses
- Metroline, a London bus operator, will roll out AI to decrease passenger wait times.
- Metroline, operating for Transport for London, aims to improve service with AI.
- The AI system gives drivers route instructions; it was trialed on five routes.
- Sean O’Shea, Metroline CEO, stated, "Metroline is committed to evolving its service."
- The AI system is projected to save 2,000 hours of passenger time each day.
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City of Albuquerque tests anti-crash tech on buses
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – It's like a co-pilot or extra set of eyes for bus drivers. The City of Albuquerque is piloting new technology to help make the transit system safer for drivers, passengers, and others on the streets. Story continues below Podcast: What Will Voters Do With $1.5 Million? Entertainment: These movies were filmed in Las Cruces. Have you seen them? Crime: ABQ man charged federally for arson attacks at Tesla, Republican Par…
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