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Stagecoach has launched an autonomous bus trial in Edinburgh, and according to one passenger, it's "fantastic!" The bus operates just like any normal bus, with two drivers on board. One driver ensures passengers have tickets and answers any questions. The bus journey feels familiar, except for the absence of visible chickens. This trial is a step towards expanding autonomous bus services, with plans to continue having passengers on board. In addition to regular features, such as wireless chargers and USB ports at the back of each seat, the bus includes a Braille stock button. This feature is especially helpful for blind travelers, as they can locate their seat and charge their phones conveniently without bothering others. Overall, the passenger seems super excited about their experience on the autonomous bus.

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Tim Dixon Experiencing a driverless bus in Scotland

December 24, 2023

“Stagecoach’s Autonomous Bus Trial in Edinburgh Receives Rave Reviews from Passengers”

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