The video explores the development of driverless cars in South Korea and Singapore, highlighting the need for supportive infrastructure and safety measures. While progress has been made, fully driverless vehicles are still a work in progress due to regulatory challenges and the importance of safety testing.

Exploring the advancements in driverless technology in South Korea, particularly in Jeju and Seoul, highlighting the integration of automated systems and the importance of supportive infrastructure for the success of autonomous vehicles.

Exploring the progress and challenges in Singapore's journey towards autonomous vehicles, including the stringent safety standards, Milestone tests, and the collaboration with startups and universities to achieve fully driverless vehicles by 2024.

Dr. Terrence Go has been spearheading the advancement of Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) in Singapore for over 30 years, particularly focusing on AV buses to address the city-state's bus driver shortage and drive technological innovation. The AV buses are set to operate without drivers, managed remotely by a safety operator, with plans for small-scale and long-range travel routes, potentially connecting Singapore to Malaysia within the next five years.

Singapore's first driverless sweeper, developed in just two years, utilizes artificial intelligence to monitor road surfaces and differentiate debris. The technology aims to save manpower, operate day and night, and improve road cleanliness.

Experience of driving a driverless vehicle in Singapore, highlighting the transition to fully autonomous cars and the importance of safety operators for smoother rides and public trust in the technology.