Autonomous door operation commences
In the heart of Germany, the city of Neuss is making strides in modernising its public transportation system. As of March 27, 2020, the majority of doors on Neuss Stadtwerke buses can be opened automatically by the driver. This new feature aims to improve accessibility and promote social distancing during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
However, the pandemic continues to pose a significant challenge for the region. As of March 27, there are 256 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the Rhein-Kreis Neuss. Out of these, 94 individuals reside in Neuss itself, 42 in Dormagen, 36 in Meerbusch, 38 in Grevenbroich, and 22 in Kaarst.
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In response to the pandemic, Neuss Stadtwerke buses have been thoroughly disinfected every night since last week. A sign will be attached to the outside of the doors on these buses to indicate where a button press is still required, particularly in the case of three-door vehicles, where the middle door of Neuss Stadtwerke's articulated buses will always open automatically.
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