
SA connected vehicle technology begins Queensland trial
A South Australian-based V2X technology company has today begun a connected vehicle trial in Queensland which will help explore the future of co-operative intelligent transport systems.
A South Australian-based V2X technology company has today begun a connected vehicle trial in Queensland which will help explore the future of co-operative intelligent transport systems.
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.
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In today’s Notes on Adelaide column, we ask what happened to one of Jay Weatherill’s big Paris pronouncements; Mayo candidates send very different signals in their attempts to raise campaign funds; and the State Government hides the rock-throwing report it accused Labor of ignoring.
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.
A French driverless vehicle company will set up its Asia-Pacific manufacturing base in South Australia, the State Government announced today.