Driverless Halos solves transportation issues with a people-first approach for autonomous cars

Everything, from connected farms and cars to connected homes, is now powered by 5G. Halo has launched one of the most innovative commercial driverless car services in America today. It runs on the TMobile (NASDAQ:TMUS) 5G network in Las Vegas. Visitors and residents alike can easily summon a sleek, driverless, all-electric Halo at the touch of a button with Halo. Once the driverless Halo has arrived at the pickup point, the rider can hop in and drive to their destination.

Since its first drive on Las Vegas' roads, Halo has been connected to the T-Mobile5G network. Halo is working with local governments to speed up the adoption electric vehicles (EVs). This will help to reduce traffic congestion and emissions. It also connects public transit systems to driverless, on-demand cars. The company will begin providing rides for customers in the Las Vegas Valley later this year. Halo will eventually be fully deployed in the city and can replace the need to own thousands of cars. This will create a safer, more sustainable, and blue-sky world.