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OSLO, norway (Nettavisen): – It was a bit like driving radiobil, but quiet and peaceful, ” says Oslo’s mayor Marianne Castle (SV) after the sea trials with førerløs el-bus at Youngstorget on Tuesday.
- But it goes slowly, you could just as well have gone?
- Yes, it goes slowly, but there are supposedly buses like this that can run 40 miles an hour. But perhaps, the technology must be further developed when it comes to the sensors that will capture the obstacles in the way. You will also that the bus should stop if someone runs in the road, ” says the mayor.
- we Will get to see this bus in some of Oslo’s new residential areas?
What we are concerned with are nullutslippsbusser. Then we’ll see where the technology leads us with førerløse buses. I don’t think we will get to see this on many stretches in Oslo, but perhaps in some settlements. But it is fun to see what is possible to get to.
- Have bussjåførene reason for unrest?
I think most buses will have bus drivers in the future, but in many sectors of our society happens the changes, and many of the jobs we have today will not be there in the future.
Norwegian trade and industry minister Monica Mæland (to the left) and Marianne Castle got on the first test run with the førerløse el-bus.
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In Pittsburg in the united STATES tests the Uber førerløse cars, and Volvo Cars is one of several bilprodusente that equips some of their models with the technology. In Aalborg in Denmark to a førerløs bus is put into service from 2018.
Thursday had the audience in Oslo a taste of the reported kjøretøyrevolusjonen. Inside a cordoned off area, they could see the bus run in the ring and even join in on a round – if they wanted it.
the Company Evry Norway, which is behind the presentation, says this is the first test run with førerløs bus in Norway.
Met with mixed reactions
Leserreaksjonene was mixed when the Newspaper sent directly from the test run at Youngstorget on Facebook Live.
“No, thank you”, commented one reader.
“They could have made it bigger, so there was room for more passengers”, meant another.
“It’s coming, whether we want it or not,” wrote a third.
Norwegian trade and industry minister Monica Mæland (H) also got to try the førerløse the bus on Thursday.
What do you mean? Will førerløse buses and other self-driving vehicles come to play a role in the Uk soon? Say your opinion in the comments section below.
See the video of the bus here:
see also: Uber and Volvo are working together on selvkjørte cars
Read also: Who is responsible when førerløs car crashes?
Here is the førerløse the bus in action in Oslo.
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