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May Mobility: Toyota City's autonomous driving trial, run by the city with NTT Mobility, uses May Mobility's driving system at Level 2 with a trained driver on board who can take over. Free rides, booked in the MONET app from five minutes to a week ahead, run between Toyota City Station and Toyota Stadium East (about 2 km) in modified Toyota Siennas from September 14, 2026 to February 26, 2027. A mountain-village route linking three elementary schools (Doji, Obara Chubu and Honjo) is due from early November, and an e-Palette route between Tsuchibashi and Mikawa-Toyota stations in February 2027.

Latest updates

• Sep 7, 2026 Toyota City trial offers free rides with May Mobility software NTT Mobility Officially verified

Questions

Can I ride today?

May Mobility: Yes. Anyone can ride.

How do I book?

May Mobility: MONET.

Is anyone in the driver’s seat?

May Mobility: A safety supervisor rides along.

Sources and limitations

• May Mobility · monet-technologies.com · Last verified Oct 15, 2026Added from May Mobility's Japan overview (Feb 24, 2026) and later official sources, checked Oct 15, 2026; not yet in the coverage sheet. A time-limited trial ending February 26, 2027. Hours aren't published; the MONET app shows the timetable. Riders board only at set stops and must be able to get in and out on their own or with a companion's help; wheelchairs must be folded. The marker is Toyota's city point.

Nearby

• Nagoya May Mobility · open to the public
• Kyoto NTT Docomo Business · not open to the public yet
• Sakai newmo · not open to the public yet
• Toyooka Autonomous A2Z · not open to the public yet
• Chofu May Mobility · not open to the public yet
• Musashino May Mobility · not open to the public yet