The introduction of self-driving vehicles is expected to drastically improve road safety
Dubai is set to transform its transportation system with the launch of self-driving taxis by 2026, kicking off with an exciting pilot programme this year.
These autonomous taxis will initially have a safety driver onboard, setting the stage for a fully autonomous service in the future.
This groundbreaking move is set to revolutionise how residents travel, marking a monumental shift in the city’s public transport.
Dubai’s ambitious plans aim to seamlessly integrate autonomous vehicles into the transportation network, making commuting smoother, safer, and more convenient for everyone, especially senior citizens and people of determination.
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With human error causing over 90 per cent of traffic accidents, the introduction of self-driving vehicles is expected to drastically improve road safety.
This futuristic initiative is part of a larger strategy by the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) to optimize journeys from start to finish, ensuring faster and more accessible travel for all.
The partnership between Dubai’s RTA and leading companies like Uber and WeRide promises to bring cutting-edge technology to the streets, paving the way for a safer, more efficient future in urban mobility.
For further information, visit rta.ae
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