Driverless remote controlled cars could be on roads in Milton Keynes in just two years time

The video discusses a new trial of driverless taxis called Fetch, which can be ordered via an app. These cars are remotely controlled by operators and rely on a 5G network. They aim to improve safety and reduce congestion and emissions. The future of these taxis faces legislative challenges, but they are expected to become common in the next decade.

What is the main feature of the Fetch service mentioned in the video?

• It offers free rides to users.

• It is a car rental service.

• It allows users to drive the car themselves.

• It provides a driver for every ride.

How are the driverless cars controlled according to the video?

• They are fully autonomous.

• They are controlled by a remote operator.

• They are controlled by the passengers.

• They follow a pre-set route.

What technology is used to ensure the safety of the driverless cars?

• Manual override by passengers

• Satellite navigation

• GPS tracking

• Four cameras and computer vision algorithms

What is one of the main challenges mentioned for the future of driverless taxis?

• High cost of production

• Lack of interest from the public

• Legislative issues, especially around insurance

• Finding enough drivers

What is the expected impact of driverless taxis on urban areas?

• More parking spaces required

• Higher fuel consumption

• Reduction in congestion and emissions

• Increase in traffic congestion