Self-driving car guides itself through 2,400 km journey across Mexico

A self-driving vehicle developed by researchers in Germany has undertaken a monster 2,400 km (1,500 mi) journey from the US/Mexico border at Nogales to Mexico City without any guidance from a human hand. While the lengthy road trip took place mostly on highways, the AutoNOMOS car also had to contend with potholes and city streets before safely pulling into Mexico City to complete the longest trip ever completed by an autonomous vehicle in Latin America.

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Section: Automotive

Tags:

• Freie Universität
• Mexico City
• Autonomous Vehicles
• Self-Driving
• Self driving cars

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