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ComfortDelGro rolls out driver training initiative in SG

The trainings aim to upskill existing drivers.

ComfortDelGro Corporation has launched its first training initiative in Singapore, focusing on training safety operators for autonomous vehicles (AV) developed by Moovita.

The trainings aim to upskill existing drivers and prepare the next generation of transport professionals for the future of mobility.

Looking ahead, the company plans to broaden its initiatives to include cross-training programmes that will enable safety operators to work with different types of AV technologies.

It will also develop other vital roles unique to AV operations, such as remote operators, maintenance specialists, data analysts, and fleet management positions.
 

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