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Autonomous A2Z: Daegu's Dongseong-ro autonomous shuttle loops five stops around Dongseong-ro in downtown Jung-gu: the Dongseong-ro entrance stop across from Yakryeong Market, Banwoldang Station, Jungang-ro Station, Daegu City Hall's Dongin Office Building and Samdeok Cathedral. It leaves once an hour on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 1 pm to 8 pm, from November 7 to December 31, 2026. The shuttle is Autonomous A2Z's ROii, with no steering wheel or driver's seat; it has 9 seats, one taken by a safety operator who can take over in an emergency, so up to 8 riders. It keeps to the 30 km/h limit of the transit-only street. Rides are free. Daegu City commissioned A2Z to build and run it as part of the transport ministry's mobility-specialized city project.

Latest updates

• Nov 7, 2026 Daegu's Dongseong-ro autonomous shuttle starts free rides downtown Nocut News

Questions

Can I ride today?

Autonomous A2Z: Yes. Anyone can ride.

How do I book?

Autonomous A2Z: Walk-up.

Is anyone in the driver’s seat?

Autonomous A2Z: A safety supervisor rides along.

Sources and limitations

• Autonomous A2Z · en.nocutnews.co.kr · Last verified Nov 9, 2026Added from a Nocut News report; Daegu City's and A2Z's own pages weren't found in review. Not yet in the coverage sheet. Fixed loop with stops, not on-demand; the report doesn't say how to board, so walk-up at the stops is assumed. A safety operator rides on every trip, so the rides are not fully driverless. A time-limited service: it is scheduled to end on December 31, 2026. The marker is at Banwoldang Station, one of the five stops; AVwhere hasn't drawn the route yet.

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