US EditionDriverless Level 4 Shuttles Begin Feeding Public Transport in Germany’s Rhein-Main Region - Sustainable Bus
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In Germany, the KIRA program is the result of a partnership between the Deutsche Bahn (the German equivalent of the SNCF) and the German company.The KIRA program is the result of a partnership between the Deutsche Bahn (the German equivalent of the SNCF).
In Hesse, autonomous taxis can now be booked via app. The pilot project "Kira" starts in Darmstadt and the district of Offenbach. A security driver is there at the beginningIn Hesse, autonomous taxis can now be booked via app. The pilot project "Kira" starts in Darmstadt and the district of Offenbach. A security driver is there at the beginning
Driverless level 4 shuttles begin feeding public transport in Germany’s Rhein-Main region - Sustainable Bus
KIRA pilot project in the Rhein-Main region is kicking off, with passengers to be transported according to Level 4 driverless capabilities. Initiated by Deutsche Bahn and Rhein-Main-Verkehrsverbund (RMV), the service operates in Langen and Egelsbach (Offenbach district) and is accessible to registered test users via a dedicated app developed by ioki. The six autonomous shuttles are operated by DB Regio Bus Mitte. ioki delivers the booking and ro…
Self-driving cars operating as autonomous taxis still sound like a distant future, but they are already in operation in some places. They are now being tested in Germany, where the first such project has officially been launched.
Project KIRA public transportation autonomous ride-hailing service underway in Germany
For the first time in Germany, passengers are traveling on Level 4 autonomous shuttles as part of the pioneering KIRA project for autonomous public transportation. Six shuttles are operating in the Rhein-Main region, specifically in the town of Langen and the municipality of Egelsbach (Offenbach district). Registered test users can book journeys via a dedicated app powered by Ioki. The project is set to expand to parts of Darmstadt in the second…
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