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2. Transportation in Las Vegas - Wikipedia

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   Transportation in the Las Vegas Valley including the ... A consolidated rental car facility opened at the Airport in April 2007 it is located about 3 miles (4.8 km ...

3. Navya SAS - Wikipedia

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   As of May 2018, 25,000 passengers had ridden the AAA Self-Driving Shuttle. The current AAA sponsored pilot program is highlighted under Transportation in Las Vegas. Singapore. Navya has self-driving vehicles being piloted in Singapore. [13] Norway. In April 2019, Navya self-driving buses enter commercial service in downtown Oslo, Norway's ...

4. Las Vegas Convention Center Loop - Wikipedia

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   The transportation system consists of twin tunnels in which Tesla cars are driven by employees to shuttle passengers to stops at the Las Vegas Convention Center complex and Las Vegas transportation connections. [14] The loop cost $53 million when it opened in June 2021 and is 40 feet (12 m) below ground.

5. Keolis - Wikipedia

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   Public transport services by self-driving shuttle (through a partnership with Navya, a French manufacturer of self-driving shuttles), which started in September 2016 in Lyon. Keolis currently runs self-driving shuttle services in France and worldwide, particularly in La Défense and Las Vegas. [74] Automated metro systems in Shanghai [75] and ...

6. The Boring Company - Wikipedia

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   The service was described by Las Vegas Tourism as "an important step in the development of a game-changing transportation solution in Las Vegas." [45] Testing with volunteers in late May 2021 showed that the system could transport 4,400 passengers per hour. [46] The system started transporting convention attendees on June 8, 2021. [47]

7. Saia - Wikipedia

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   Saia truck at Harry Reid International Airport, Las Vegas, Nevada in 2019. In 2002 Saia and Delanco, New Jersey-based Jevic Transportation, another Yellow Corporation subsidiary, spun off to form an independent publicly traded company called SCS Transportation (SCS). Clark Brothers Transport, Inc. was acquired in 2004 incorporating its nine ...