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Robotaxis in London: autonomous driving in a few months
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Robotaxis in London: autonomous driving in a few months

Uber plans to introduce robotaxis in London within a few months, using autonomous vehicles developed by British startup Wayve. The service would initially include safety drivers but aims to offer rides at the same price as regular Uber services. Wayve CEO Kaity Fischer noted this would be the first time passengers in the UK could use autonomous vehicles. The technology has been tested in London since 2018. The UK government announced plans to approve pilot projects without safety drivers by 2025, though local authorities must still approve commercial operations. Competitor Waymo also tests its

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Robotaxis in London: autonomous driving in a few months

Uber plans to introduce robotaxis in London within a few months, using autonomous vehicles developed by British startup Wayve. The service would initially include safety drivers but aims to offer rides at the same price as regular Uber services. Wayve CEO Kaity Fischer noted this would be the first time passengers in the UK could use autonomous vehicles. The technology has been tested in London since 2018. The UK government announced plans to approve pilot projects without safety drivers by 2025, though local authorities must still approve commercial operations. Competitor Waymo also tests its

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