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Vay rolls out remote-driving service in Las Vegas, with thousands of uses
Vay operates a mobility service using remote-driving technology in Las Vegas, where it has been used thousands of times. The company is also expanding into B2B services, providing remote driving for cars, trucks, vans and autonomous vehicles.
What happened
According to Vay’s official website, the company operates a mobility service using remote-driving technology in Las Vegas, where users have used it thousands of times.
Why it matters
In Las Vegas, users can summon an electric vehicle through an app, drive it themselves after it arrives and leave it for a remote driver to take over after drop-off. The company says this can reduce the need to look for parking after a trip. Vay says the service has been used thousands of times since launch and can be summoned in locations across the city, including the busy hotel district. The model offers a concrete example of how remote driving is being used for urban mobility.
Sources
Translated from the Japanese original: /news/vay-enkaku-untengijutsu-de-rasubegasu-ni-tenkai-raidoheiring-dccfaf. The Japanese version is authoritative if they differ.