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Baidu bags China's first fully driverless robotaxi licenses

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Baidu Inc said on Monday it has obtained permits to operate fully driverless robotaxi services on open roads from two Chinese cities. The permits, awarded by the southwestern municipality of Chongqing and the central city of Wuhan, allow commercial robotaxis to offer rides to the public. Baidu said they marked a "turning point" in China's policy-making towards autonomous driving.

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The Hindu

Baidu bags China's first fully driverless robotaxi licenses

Baidu will deploy a batch of five fee-charging robotaxis in specific zones of Chongqing and Wuhan

2 years ago·India

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Reuters

Baidu bags China's first fully driverless robotaxi licenses

China search engine giant Baidu Inc said on Monday it has obtained permits to operate fully driverless robotaxi services on open roads from two Chinese cities, the first of their kind in the country.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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NDTV

China's First Fully Driverless Robotaxi Licenses Bagged By Search Engine Baidu

China search engine giant Baidu Inc said on Monday it has obtained permits to operate fully driverless robotaxi services on open roads from two Chinese cities, the first of their kind in the country.

2 years ago·New Delhi, India

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CNN

Baidu gets permits for first fully driverless taxi service in China

Tech giant Baidu announced Monday that it has obtained permits to operate fully autonomous taxis without any human assistants on board in two of China's megacities, marking a first for the country.

2 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Baidu wins approval for China’s first full driverless taxis

Baidu Inc has won approval to deploy the first fully autonomous self-driving taxis on China’s roads, giving it an edge over rivals like Pony.ai Inc and XPeng Inc.

2 years ago·Malaysia

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KIFI

Baidu gets permits for first fully driverless taxi service in China - Local News 8

By Catherine Thorbecke, CNN BusinessTech giant Baidu announced Monday that it has obtained permits to operate fully autonomous taxis without any human assistants on board in two of China’s megacities, marking a first for the country.Baidu, which operates China’s largest search engine, said it received the regulatory approvals for its autonomous ride-hailing service Apollo Go to operate on open roads during the daytime in Chongqing and Wuhan. The…

2 years ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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