Netizens hail China’s first self-driving bus in Chongqing


Picture courtesy of Baidu.

BEIJING (Global Times): Netizens are hailing China's first self-driving bus service, which has started in Yongchuan, Southwest China's Chongqing Municipality.

Three self-driving buses, launched by Baidu Apollo and King Long Bus, officially hit the road in Chongqing on Monday (April 12), the first such service in the country, according to the Chongqing Daily on Tuesday.

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