The American taxi and food delivery service Uber will collaborate with the British Wayve, which develops systems for self-driving cars, to use cars without a human safety driver on board for the first time in Europe.

This after the British government confirmed that tests of fully autonomous vehicles will be brought forward to spring 2026. This is reported by The Guardian newspaper.

Britain has accelerated the process after driverless taxis have been established in San Francisco in the US and in several cities in China, The Guardian further writes.

Source: Nyhetsbyrån Direkt