Autonomous driving

MZA Warsaw and Autonomous Systems are ready to unveiling Redutowa, the first city bus depot in Europe designed and built for smartbuses. Redutowa is compact, two-level, and planned for 140 vehicles. It removes staff from the riskiest zones and relies on autonomous vehicle movements between parking, ...

Isuzu has announced plans to construct a large-scale autonomous driving test facility at its proving ground in Mukawa, Hokkaido, Japan. According to the company, the new infrastructure will serve as a cornerstone for the development and validation of Level 4 autonomous trucks and buses, with operati...

In Burgdorf, within the Hannover Region, the autonomous bus project “albus” has entered its test phase. The trial involves the Karsan Autonomous e-Atak, an 8-metre electric bus equipped by Adastec for fully automated operation, within what Karsan claims being the first large-format auton...

Electrification, infrastructure upgrades, and the introduction of autonomous driving are key challenges for public transport operators across Europe. BVG, Berlin’s transport company, is no exception. Resource constraints, evolving regulations, and the need for long-term planning are shaping the pace...

Karsan‘s e-Atak self-driving bus has been the protagonist of a road test, or rather track test, on Monday 10th March at Safety Park in Vadena, Bolzano, in an event organised with public transport operator Sasa and aimed at testing the potential of driverless technology. Sasa is known for the p...

VDV-backed Mobility Move 2025 is set to focus on autonomous driving, digitalization, fire protection and charging and refueling infrastructure as well as personnel – with the electric bus taking center stage. The conference and expo will be held in Berlin from April 1st to 3rd. Lectures are pl...