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The shuttle, which is mostly 3D-printed, is capable of seating eight passengers and reaching 25 mph.
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Report notes that autonomous technology, short of full automation, presents a number of important behavioral safety issues.
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The pilot project will begin in the summer 2018 for a period of 12 months, including eight months at the service of citizens.
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METRO’s Managing Editor Alex Roman recently spoke to Rigler about the evolution of tech in the transit industry, the growth of Mobility-as-a-Service, and more.
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Agency will begin utilizing the self-driving vehicle technology for first- and last-mile transit trips next month.
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The company also detailed key organizational changes designed to improve its operational fitness and drive profitable growth.
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German-based research institute will send one of its engineers to Las Vegas to establish and expand mobility research projects.
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The company plans to replace the jobs with about 55 “mission specialists,” who are trained in both on-road and more advanced test-track operations
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There is general agreement that a significant deployment of automation-related technologies will be driving at the very least within cities throughout the developed world by mid-century.
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Many new automated vehicle deployments are for fixed-route applications with defined coverage areas, or for first/last mile deployments around a hub.
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