China is permitting trial operations in order to push intelligent vehicle services for the 2022 Winter Olympics.
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China to nearly double coverage of world’s largest C-V2X city network
With more than 2 million vehicles in circulation, Wuxi processes around 1.6 PB (petabyte) of traffic data each day on average.
Shanghai issues China’s first permits allowing passengers in self-driving cars
Licensed companies can run up to 50 vehicles and can potentially expand their fleets after six months.
Briefing: Guangzhou grants 20 test licenses to self-driving startup WeRide
Four major Chinese cities have allowed self-driving vehicle testing on designated roads.
China drafts guidelines for AV security, but challenges remain
Beijing took a significant step forward in April 2018, issuing its first national guidelines that allow cities in China to test self-driving cars on their roads.
China’s top scientists call for legislation to drive autonomous car industry
Laying out a policy framework will boost the industry’s commercialization, experts say.
Chinese manufacturer tests advanced military drone: report
The development hints that China is closing in on the US and Israel.
China issues T4 licenses to Baidu as driverless car tests begin on public roads
The move signals the beginning of large-scale AV tests on public roads.
Briefing: Changsha issues licenses for AV road tests, Baidu to offer driverless rides
Guangzhou and Changsha are the first cities in China to allow companies to apply for passenger transport using driverless vehicles.
Self-driving cars traveled 150,000 kilometers in Beijing in 2018
The report makes no mention of how often human drivers were required to intervene and take control of cars.