Dubai will launch self-driving taxi trials this year after the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) signed a landmark agreement with Uber and WeRide to pilot autonomous vehicles in the emirate.

Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority on Sunday announced an agreement with Uber and WeRide to establish the launch of self-driving vehicles in the emirate. Pilot operations will begin through the ...

WeRide, which already launched robotaxis in Abu Dhabi in 2021, now deepens its presence in the UAE with this Dubai pilot.

In the initial phase, Uber, WeRide will operate these autonomous vehicles with a safety driver on board, making way for the ...

RTA set to begin trial of 50 self-driving taxis in Dubai Dubai is set to begin self-driving taxi trials before a public launch of service in 2026. The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has signed a ...

including air taxis and marine transport, in line with its Smart Self-Driving Transport Strategy. “The collaboration with RTA not only reflects Dubai’s proactive embrace of innovative ...

Self-driving taxis will soon be seen on the roads of Dubai. The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has expanded its partnerships with autonomous driving technology providers to deploy these taxis ...

Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) and Cruise, an autonomous vehicles (AV) technology company, are carrying out supervised testing of Chevrolet Bolt self-driving taxis in the Jumeirah 1 ...

Fully-automated self-driving taxis will ply the streets of Dubai next month following the successful digital mapping of Jumeirah 1 area, a senior official from the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) ...

Five per cent of the Dubai Taxi fleet will be converted to self-driving cabs by 2023 RTA has recently signed a partnership agreement with General Motors-backed Cruise to run driverless taxis and ...

DUBAI: Mattar Mohammed Al Tayer ... According to the agreement, RTA is completing all preparations for the launch of self-driving taxis in 2023 with a limited number of vehicles. The number of ...

The GM-backed self-driving car developer signed an exclusive agreement with the Dubai Roads and Transport Authority to operate a fleet of taxis. Kyle Hyatt (he/him/his) hails originally from the ...