A driverless bus stops for a father with a pushchair. (Simon Bradley, swissinfo.ch)
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Developing driverless buses
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Two autonomous buses are set to do the rounds, firstly without passengers in a closed off area. Next spring, passengers will also be able to hop onboard. For a two-year trial period, the buses carrying up to nine passengers each will cover tourist routes in Sion’s Old Town. The shuttle system is the brainchild of…
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