Hawaii Taps Muni Market to Finish First US Driverless Rail Line

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Hawaii’s capital is trading surfboards for light-rail trains as it bets on a new way to get around.

Honolulu is selling about $196 million of municipal bonds this week, with about $9.4 million funding its Skyline rail system. The project, which has been in the works for more than 15 years, is slated be the first fully-automated, driverless light-rail system in the United States.

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