Berlin may soon see driverless autonomous vehicles

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2026-06-11

Berlin (dpa) - Sensors, cameras and artificial intelligence steer autonomous vehicles rather than a driver behind the wheel and if it's up to the city of Berlin's top transportation official, driverless vehicles will be on the streets of the traffic-clogged capital as soon as possible. Germany's TÜV safety board, which has now completed its first test drives with a self-driving minibus, has concluded that a fully autonomous vehicle can handle cit......

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