The shuttles will be tested in two natural urban environments – the DTU Campus in Lyngby and Hersted Industrial Park in Albertslund – where citizens who use the areas every day can become test passengers. It is not yet possible to sign up as a test passenger.
LINC is testing the buses to gain insight into what citizens think about the self-driving shuttles and how this new mode of autonomous collective mobility can become part of a sustainable urban environment and public transport in the future.
LINC’s vision is that autonomous shuttles become part of the shared mobility services available to citizens when they arrive at one of the 29 light rail stations currently being built along Ring 3 in LOOP CITY.
It is now possible for students and employees at DTU in Lyngby to take a self-driving shuttle when they need to get from A to B on campus. In exchange for the ride, they share their experiences in the shuttle with the project team, so that we can ensure the best...
The Danish Minister of Transport has now signed the approval for the LINC project, which will test self-driving shuttles at DTU Campus Lyngby. Students and staff can try out the shuttles from April 2021. A long-awaited approval from the Danish Road Directorate has...
For two years now, the LINC project has been striving to be allowed to test self-driving electric shuttles in mixed traffic. The prolonged application process has been a great frustration for the project partners. That’s why LINC is now highlighting several factors...
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Steen Christiansen, Mayor, City of Albertslund
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