Project Summary: MnDOT Autonomous Bus Pilot

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Project Summary: MnDOT Autonomous Bus Pilot

2024-11-20
By Minnesota. Department of Transportation. Research Services & Library

English

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Autonomous Vehicles Buses Cold Weather Connected Vehicles Demonstration Projects Intelligent Transportation Systems Intelligent Vehicles Pilot Studies Public Transit Shuttle Buses Testing
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United States ; Minnesota

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CAV Project Summaries
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Minnesota. Department of Transportation
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The MnDOT Autonomous Bus Pilot project consisted of deploying a Level 4 shuttle provided by EasyMile on the MnROAD facility. The bus was used for several rounds of public demonstrations as well as testing at the MnROAD facility during winter conditions. The bus could hold up to 12 people and had a range of typical driving speeds from 2 to 11 miles per hour. Demonstrations were conducted in various winter conditions with several variables which can be found in the table below.
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