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Transport for London's delay in producing robotaxi guidance has frustrated some prospective operators, who play down the chances of launching in 2026

Operators play down chance of starting this year. London's robotaxi rollout is running behind the ambitious schedule set …

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Transport for London's delay in producing robotaxi guidance has frustrated some prospective operators, who play down the chances of launching in 2026

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