Daimler, Bosch get approval to test driverless valet parking in Germany


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  • Tuesday, 23 Jul 2019

FILE PHOTO: The Daimler AG headquarters are pictured in Stuttgart, Germany, April 15, 2019. REUTERS/Ralph Orlowski/File photo

Daimler and auto supplier Bosch will start valet parking using autonomous driving technology in Stuttgart, Germany, after local authorities gave the car maker permission to start testing the technology.

The automated valet parking service will start at the Mercedes-Benz Museum parking garage, using infrastructure provided by Bosch and vehicle technology from Daimler, Bosch said.

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