Autonomous Driving Articles

Autonomous buses bring a variety of benefits for the public. For example, they are unconstrained by shift schedules enabling higher frequency service precisely during off-peak and late-night hours when driver availability is lowest and riders need it most.

By incorporating autonomous buses into their fleets, Public Transportation Operators can reduce dependency on a shrinking driver workforce and plan service expansion intelligently.

Read this article to learn what research shows about the benefits of autonomous transit vehicles deployed in the service of public transportation in cities and rural areas.

Robotaxis serve riders in narrow, geofenced corridors, with multiple existing transportation options, yet 45% of the U.S. population has little to no access to good public transportation.

We’ve all seen those autonomous vehicles loaded with bulky rooftop gear, LiDAR towers, sensor clusters, and enough tech to make a spaceship jealous. All that hardware doesn’t just drive up costs, it makes everything more vulnerable, increasing the chances of something going wrong. We have a better idea.