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Could autonomous movers be the future of urban transport?

While investment in private autonomous vehicles is stalling, the technology still has significant potential in city-based public transport. By Will Girling

Following a difficult third quarter in 2022, the progress of autonomous vehicles (AVs) is likely to be far slower than initially anticipated. So far, approximately US$200bn has been spent on the technology globally, and investors are scrutinising what they consider low value returns. On 6 December, The Wall Street Journal reported that TCI Fund Management had written to Alphabet Inc (Google’s parent company), of which TCI is a notable shareholder, expressing negative sentiments regarding its “excessive investments” in self-driving car project Waymo.

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