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Sydney opens new driverless metro line
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Sydney opens new driverless metro line

Sydney's new multi-billion-dollar driverless metro line officially opened to commuters. The state government of New South Wales (NSW) estimates the service will carry up to 250,000 passengers on a typical weekday and save commuters travelling from Sydenham to Barangaroo in central Sydney 27 min...

Sydney's new multi-billion-dollar driverless metro line officially opened to commuters. The state government of New South Wales (NSW) estimates the service will carry up to 250,000 passengers on a typical weekday and save commuters travelling from Sydenham to Barangaroo in central Sydney 27 minutes. Construction on the project began in 2017 and cost 21.6 billion Australian dollars, making it the largest public transport project in Australian history. 

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Delhi Speeds Up Local Projects With Fund Reforms

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DoT Cuts Telecom Security Testing Fees By Up To 95 per cent

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