Self-driving buses tested to alleviate bus driver shortages
On a recent winter day, a bus was traveling through an intersection in Tokyo with pedestrians at a speed of 30 kph.
Hitching a ride with a driverless taxi on the streets of Tokyo
It drives by itself, detecting obstacles, stopping for pedestrians and changing lanes without human input.
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This Giant Six-Wheeled Ford RV Has Lived in Tokyo for Years and Still Gets Driven
Still, you can see that it’s at least as roomy as some of Tokyo’s trendiest apartments ... Who owns this? How do they drive it around here?” One thing is for sure: The owner has to pay ...
Nissan’s revolutionary self-driving tech hits Japan’s streets
The developing service aims to reconcile local transportation challenges, such as driver shortages, stemming from the country ...
Japan’s Nissan tests driverless vehicles in city streets filled with cars and people
(Nissan Motor Corp. via AP) Takeshi Kimura, a Nissan engineer overseeing the Japanese automaker’s self-driving technology, ...
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Japan: Women leaders driving Tokyo's future of innovation and diversity
The Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly consists of 127 members, including 41 women, who play a crucial role in driving the city's dynamic transformation. Among them, Assembly Member Nobuko Irie stands ...