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Ingo Wortmann

Ingo Wortmann

German transport engineer and manager (born 1970)
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  • Jul 25

    Autonomous driving offers eastern Germany a path out of structural decline, but framework conditions lag behind US and China

    As German automakers grapple with the shift to electric vehicles, Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt are betting that autonomous driving technology will create new industrial value, with pilot projects underway and a target of deploying driverless public transport by 2030.

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