在日本全国范围内司机短缺的情况下，丰田和NTT Docomo等主要公司正加快在当地公共巴士路线上引入自动驾驶。该技术也被用于开发赛事和休闲设施的班车服务。实现4级自动驾驶——在特定条件下完全无人驾驶——取决于可靠的安全措施和成本降低。
日本因老龄化人口面临严重的全国司机短缺。为此，丰田等汽车制造商、NTT Docomo等电信巨头以及初创企业正加强在当地公共巴士路线上部署自动驾驶的努力。
日本企业利用自动驾驶技术缓解司机短缺
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