THE HAGUE: The Netherlands started test-driving its first driverless minibuses on Jan 28, hoping to introduce a full-time autonomous passenger service in a central Dutch province by summer.
Dutch Infrastructure Minister Melanie Schultz van Haegen took the first ride in a so-called “WEpod” shuttle, designed to carry six people without a driver between the towns of Wageningen and Ede in the Gelderland province.
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