Germany may soon allow robotaxis on public roads

VW presented the Sedric self-driving vehicle, shown here as a school bus, in 2017. (VW)

February 12, 2021 11:45 AM

FRANKFURT -- Germany's auto industry called on the country's lawmakers to swiftly pass a regulation that could serve as an international blueprint for autonomous taxis and buses.

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