Trains without humans at the controls? Some U.S. transit systems weigh their options
Even as automated vehicles such as robotaxis grow more prevalent in the U.S., almost every mass transit system still requires a driver or operator on board. Two major cities are seeking to change that.
While robotaxis are becoming more common, most mass transit systems still rely on human operators. Two significant cities in the U.S. are considering implementing driverless technology for their transit systems. This move signifies a potential shift in how public transportation operates.
- Robotaxis are increasing in prevalence in the U.S.
- Most mass transit systems still require drivers or operators.
- Two major cities are exploring driverless mass transit options.
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