Yesterday,
T-Mobile announced that Halo Cars launched one of the first commercial
driverless car services in the U.S. running on the carrier’s 5G network
in Las Vegas. When visitors and residents summon the all-electric
robotic car, a driverless Halo arrives at the pick-up location to take
the rider to their destination.
Halo, a company purchased by Lyft in February of 2020, has been testing
operations on the T-Mobile 5G network since it began driving on
dedicated Las Vegas roads earlier this year. Halo said they are
collaborating with local municipalities to accelerate the adoption of
electric vehicles (EVs) to address traffic congestion and carbon
emission challenges by connecting public transit systems to on-demand,
driverless cars. The company expects to begin offering rides to
customers later this year with service initially available in urban
parts of the Las Vegas Valley. Continue Reading
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