Lincoln, NE applied for $15 million in grants to purchase 15 NAVYA AUTONOM self-driving shuttles

Lincoln, NE applied for $15 million in grants

Planning

The city has applied for $15 million in grants to purchase 15 NAVYA AUTONOM self-driving shuttles. City officials are aiming for a 40-shuttle fleet autonomously running between the University of Nebraska, the Nebraska State Capitol, the West Haymarket, and the Innovation Campus.

Citizen Services Transportation Autonomous Vehicle

Lincoln, NE

Municipality in Nebraska

United States

Products

Autonom Shuttle Evo

Capable of transporting up to 15 people, Autonom® Shuttle Evo combines a number of advantages.

Vendors

NAVYA

Navya is a leading French name in the autonomous vehicle industry.

Links

lincoln.ne.gov | Autonomous Shuttle Project - Lincoln, Nebraska

More than 1,500 riders recently participated in the test of a Navya shuttle at Nebraska Innovation Campus. Now we need your help with the next phase of the project. Between now and August 4, you are invited to take a virtual ride and then let us know what you think.

Newsworthy

City Hall: Lincoln leaders want 15 more self-driving shuttles for downtown rides | Local Government | journalstar.com

Like her predecessor, Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird wants to bring autonomous shuttles to Lincoln.

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