Self-driving bus crashes two hours after launch in Las Vegas
The bus was touted as the United States' first self-driving shuttle project for the public before it hit a semi-truck.
A driverless shuttle bus crashed less than two hours after it was launched in Las Vegas on Wednesday.
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The city's officials had been hosting an unveiling ceremony for the bus, described as the US' first self-driving shuttle pilot project geared towards the public, before it crashed with a semi-truck.
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