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Look, no hands: Euronews rode driverless in Europe's first robotaxi in Zagreb

The US firm’s robotaxi service is up and running in Zagreb in partnership with local company Verne and Chinese AI firm Pony.ai, a partnership that plans to expand across Europe. Euronews got to see how it works firsthand in Croatia.

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00:02Uber has launched a driverless taxi service in Zagreb, Croatia, with plans to expand to
00:08cities across Europe. The American ride-hailing giant collaborated with
00:16Croatian start-up Vern and Chinese AI firm Pony.ai.
00:26Magical experience, we call it a little bit of magically boring, meaning you get in and you
00:31first look like, oh, no one's hands are on the wheel. Then all of a sudden you're just in a
00:34car
00:34like you normally would be and really getting to experience the future here in Zagreb.
00:41The cars have already travelled 200,000 kilometres on Zagreb's roads,
00:45with fully driverless trips now being tested in a limited area.
00:53His cars still have a human in the driving seat who oversees the trip as a security measure.
01:08Manchester is next, while Brussels is also being considered as Europe grapples with how
01:13to regulate autonomous vehicles.
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