Since driverless bus trials begin last month, some riders have specially made their way down to Haw Par Villa so as to try out this new transport experience.
Driverless buses are now ferrying paying passengers at Science Park 2 and on Jurong Island, with a round trip costing $0.40 and $2 respectively.
From March next year, a self-driving shuttle bus will be making its way around the campus of the National University Singapore.
Driverless vehicles rides, on robot buses and shuttles, will be available in Punggol, Jurong Innovation District and Tengah from 2020.
Driverless cars will undergo a year-long trial in the one-north vicinity and could hit our island's public roads as early as January 2015.
The utilisation of autonomous technology could be expanded from the current use in MRT and LRT trains to cars and buses steered by autopilot.
LTA believes driverless vehicles including buses, taxis and cars could ferry you from home to your workplace in the near future.