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Thursday, April 25

Autonomous vehicle hub planned for northern Adelaide

Driverless electric shuttle buses capable of travelling at speeds of up to 45 kilometres per hour will soon be trialled in Australia from an ‘autonomous vehicle hub’ planned for Adelaide’s north.

Driverless cars a jobs boon for some in SA, not for others

Even as it poses a serious threat to transport jobs in South Australia, the impending autonomous vehicle revolution is likely to be a boon for advanced manufacturing workers here, Transport Minister Stephan Knoll says.

Passengers would be transported from the terminal to the car park using a driverless shuttle bus after Adelaide Airport won a $1 million State Government grant to trial the technology. Photo: James Knower.

Adelaide Airport to trial driverless shuttles in 'Australian first'

Adelaide Airport will be the first airport in the country to trial driverless shuttle buses after winning a million-dollar grant from the State Government, announced today.

Council, govt in talks on CBD driverless bus fleet

The city council and the State Government are in talks about a driverless bus fleet that could service multiple routes across Adelaide’s CBD, InDaily can reveal.