Driverless Cars to be Tested in Hong Kong
Authorities have given the green light to test driverless cars on the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge and in Kai Tak.
Baidu Apollo International and the Airport Authority have been cleared to pilot autonomous vehicles on designated routes from November 7.
- Baidu Apollo International will test 10 vehicles in East Kowloon.
- The pilot licences are valid for five years.
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Author's summary: Hong Kong allows driverless car tests.
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