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The agreement adds training, evaluation and simulation capacity.
The company describes learned risk checks that engineers can inspect, but says that visibility alone does not prove the complete driving system is safe.
Elisa de Martel takes on capital allocation and partnership work while the startup operates supervised passenger rides in London.
The proposal adds economic questions to the UK’s self-driving policy debate: who pays for congestion, declining fuel-duty revenue and potential labor disruption.
The launch brings Wayve’s AI driving system into paid passenger service in London, but the fleet remains small and a safety driver remains responsible for every trip.
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