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Efteling introduces first self-driving bus on Brabant roads

Efteling introduces first self-driving bus on Brabant roads

The Efteling amusement park is introducing a self-driving bus to transport visitors between its accommodations and the park. This marks the first time a large autonomous vehicle will operate on public roads in the province of Noord-Brabant.

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