Singapore to Work With Companies to Deploy Driverless Buses
A Volvo AB 7900 electric autonomous passenger bus sits at a charging station at the Centre of Excellence for Testing & Research of Autonomous Vehicles (CETRAN) of Nanyang Technology University in Singapore.
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Singapore has received responses from several companies offering to collaborate on its plan to operate autonomous buses, the Sunday Times reported, without citing sources.
The Land Transport Authority and the Economic Development Board wouldn’t disclose which companies responded but they are likely to include Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd., ComfortDelGro Corp., SMRT Corp., French automation startup EasyMile, Nanyang Technological University and NuTonomy Inc., according to the report.