Autonomous ID. Buzz Vans Start Moving Humans in Germany’s Hamburg for Free
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Autonomous ID. Buzz Vans Start Moving Humans in Germany’s Hamburg for Free
Whereas many American cities have already had a taste of autonomous cars transporting people from place to place, over in Europe such sights are much scarcer. That will change soon, though, as the continent has begun rolling out its own autonomous driving projects in several of its cities. The latest to join the list is the German city of Hamburg, which is now experiencing self-driving cars thanks to a Volkswagen company called Moia. Thi... (co…
Moia opens its autonomous shuttles for Hamburg test drivers – a safety driver only intervenes in an emergency. Federal Transport Minister Patrick Schnieder praises the project as a way to "better quality of life".
On Wednesday, the collective taxi provider started testing passengers in self-driving electro-bullis in Hamburg. However, the project funded by the federal government begins with a long delay.
In Hamburg, registered users can now ride free of charge in autonomous VW ID. Buzz. At the end of 2026, regular operation should start without a safety driver.
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