LAS VEGAS — The driverless electric shuttle bus made a big bang in its debut in Vegas on Wednesday. <br /> <br />Unfortunately, the bang came in the form of an accident after only two hours of being in service, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported. <br /> <br />Luckily for the self-driving bus, the fender bender was the other guy's fault. <br /> <br />Police responded to an accident involving the shuttle and a delivery truck at 12:07 p.m. Damage was minor and no one was hurt, authorities said. <br /> <br />It looks like the shuttle was minding its own business when it sensed a truck was attempting to back up, so it came to a stop. <br /> <br />Problem is, the truck kept backing up until it gave the shuttle a little love tap. The truck driver ended getting a ticket for illegal backing. <br /> <br />The driverless shuttle is designed to communicate with traffic signals, share the road with other vehicles, while stopping for pedestrians. <br /> <br />The shuttle is sponsored by AAA, which has partnered with the city, the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada and Keolis Transit America on the project.
