Jan 20, 2020
The long awaited trackless train has debuted in Yibin, China. The autonomous train uses sensors and GPS to guide it along the road.
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The long awaited trackless train has debuted in Yibin, China. The autonomous train uses sensors and GPS to guide it along the road.
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France to Run Driverless Mainline Trains within Five Years
France to Run Driverless Mainline Trains within Five Years
France to run driverless mainline trains within five years. French railway operator SNCF said Wednesday it was planning to introduce prototypes of driverless mainline trains for passengers and freight by 2023, and include them in scheduled services in subsequent years.
A TGV high-speed train of French national state-owned railway company SNCF is parked at the ‘Technicentre Le Landy’ in…
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