Green Light for Driverless Cars in Hong Kong
Authorities have given the go-ahead for testing driverless cars on the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge and in Kai Tak.
The Transport Department announced that Baidu Apollo International and the Airport Authority have been cleared to pilot autonomous vehicles on designated routes starting 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 testing.