Ride PAUL

The general public is invited to ride Piloting Autonomous Use Locally (PAUL) in Curiosity Lab free of charge. No tickets or reservations are necessary.

Riders are encouraged to park at the Peachtree Corners City Hall, 310 Technology Parkway, and board the shuttle which stops directly in front of City Hall.

What is PAUL

PAUL is a driverless shuttle that will operate on Curiosity Lab's 3 mile test track. Data from the pilot will ultimately help provide alternate transportation options to communities across the country. The shuttles were developed by Navya, based in Lyon, France, and are managed by Beep.

Schedule

The shuttle will operate on Technology Parkway Monday through Friday from 10 am to 4 pm. PAUL will not run in heavy rain or on the following holidays:

Stops

The shuttle will run in both directions on Technology Parkway, using the dedicated lanes marked by blue chevrons and separated from the main road by flexible bollards.

PAUL will make seven stops along Technology Parkway, two on the west side and five on the east side.

See the Route Map (PDF) for details.

The Moovit App

Hail the shuttles via the Moovit app, with which riders can:

• Reserve a seat
• Track the shuttle in real-time and view the estimated arrival time and drop-off time
• Use the shuttle stop navigation to lead users to the closest shuttle pickup location and to identify which route is most efficient based on the final destination

Open to the public and now live in Peachtree Corners, download the Moovit app on your mobile device using the QR code below:

Survey

Please take our Short Survey About PAUL and autonomous vehicles in Peachtree Corners.