More than 250 delegates have attended the 4th International Driverless Vehicle Summit in Sydney.
It is the first time the event, run by the Australia and New Zealand Driverless Vehicle Initiative (ADVI) has been held in Sydney following three years in Adelaide.
Run in partnership with Transport for NSW, the International Driverless Vehicle Summit at Sydney Olympic Park featured a wide variety of speakers and presenters covering all aspects of the autonomous vehicle landscape.
Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack and NSW Transport Minister Andrew Constance were among the special guests.
Minister Constance opened the Summit, and also launched the Sydney Olympic Park driverless Smart Shuttle service – the first vehicle in the country to interact autonomously with live traffic conditions.
Read Roads Online's piece on the Summit
