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Pod trial looks at feasibility of driverless buses in Cambridge

AUTOMATED BUSES

Patrick McDonnell
27 October 2017
The pods run from Trumpington P&R to Cambridge station
The pods run from Trumpington P&R to Cambridge station

 

Automated pods are being tested between Cambridge Station and Trumpington park & ride to look at the feasibility of launching a driverless bus system. 

The £250,000 project, funded by Innovate UK, is being delivered in partnership with Connecting Cambridgeshire and the Smart Cambridge Programme. The automonous PodZero vehicle has been developed by Coventry-based RDM Group.

The trial aims to pave the way for 10-seater driverless buses on a guided busway after 8pm, filling the...

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