A driverless shuttle bus was involved in a minor crash with a semi-truck less than two hours after it made its debut on Las Vegas streets Wednesday in front of cameras and celebrities. Las Vegas police officer Aden Ocampo-Gomez said the semi-truck’s driver was cited for illegal backing. It was developed by the French company Navya and was tested in January in Las Vegas. Before it crashed, dozens of people had lined up to get a free trip on a 0.6-mile loop in downtown Las Vegas. Las Vegas resident Stacey Gray and her dog Socrates were among the first to board the bus Wednesday.

Source: National Post November 08, 2017 22:29 UTC