Halo, Las Vegas Introduce T-Mobile 5G Powered Driverless Car Service

July 8, 2021 2:38 PM | 1 min read | Make a Comment

Driverless and autonomous car technology company Halo launched commercial driverless car services in the U.S. running on the T-Mobile U.S. Inc TMUS 5G network in Las Vegas.
Now visitors and residents can quickly summon a sleek, driverless all-electric Halo with the push of a button.
A driverless Halo then arrives at the pick-up location, and the rider hops in and drives to their destination.
Halo has operated on the T-Mobile 5G network since driving on Las Vegas' public roads earlier this year.
Halo collaborates with local municipalities to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles (E.V.s) to address traffic congestion and carbon emission challenges by connecting public transit systems to on-demand, driverless cars.
Price action: TMUS shares traded lower by 1.04% at $146.50 on the last check Thursday.

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