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Driverless rides in Tallinn, Estonia

As of November 11, 2026, no driverless service is open to the public in Tallinn yet. Bliq gives rides by invitation only.

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Services in Tallinn

OperatorServiceStatusWho can rideHow to bookHoursFaresDriverLast verified
Bliq—Limited accessInvite onlyBliq app (by invitation)—Not verified—Oct 13, 2026

How to ride here

Bliq

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Request access on bliq.ai, then schedule trips in the Bliq app.

Bliq is a monthly subscription, not a ride-hail service.

Bliq: Driverless cars on subscription, Nov 4, 2026

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Bliq: Bliq runs about a dozen retrofitted Hyundai IONIQ 5s on Tallinn's public roads, offered as a monthly subscription to a driverless car for private users and businesses, booked in advance for hours or days rather than per trip. Estonia approved operation with nobody behind the wheel in May 2026; licensed Estonian operators supervise every vehicle remotely, and Bliq describes its system as Level 2 with remote supervision. Business customer WiseClean uses two cars daily. No service area is published.

Questions

Can I ride today?

Bliq: Invitation only. Riders are onboarded in stages. You may need to be invited or wait for access.

How do I book?

Bliq: Bliq app (by invitation).

Is anyone in the driver’s seat?

Bliq: AVwhere has not confirmed this.

Sources and limitations

  • Bliq · bliq.ai · Service area: bliq.ai · Last verified Oct 13, 2026Found in the European AV Landscape (PwC, University of St. Gallen, PAVE Europe) and checked against official sources on Oct 13, 2026; not yet in the coverage sheet. Subscription prices, eligibility and a service area are not published, and it is not documented whether private subscribers ride yet. Bliq calls its system Level 2 with remote supervision, not Level 4.

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