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De Lijn launches self-driving shuttle in Leuven
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De Lijn launches self-driving shuttle in Leuven
The Flemish public transport company De Lijn is deploying two autonomous shuttles in Leuven (Louvain). They will operate on line 16, the new line connecting the train station with the station and the borough of Heverlee. According to De Lijn, this is a European first for a public transport company. Driver still present The Leuven-Heverlee route is approximately 4 km long, has 9 stops, and takes 18 minutes. A ride on the shuttle – the company WeR…
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