Driverless SWAN shuttle crashes in Orlando after launching

Not off to a good start.

A brand-new, self-driving shuttle bus suddenly crashed into another carrier in Orlando, Fla. — just two days after the shuttle service officially hit the streets.

The SWAN shuttle — short for Shuttling with Autonomous Navigation — collided with a full-sized bus in the city’s downtown area Tuesday, cops said.

The crash was caught on camera by a passenger testing out the city’s hyped new service.

“Tried out the new SWAN Shuttle autonomous shuttle in Downtown Orlando today. We crashed. #Beep,” TikTok user Sam Gallaher posted alongside the now viral video.

The footage shows a female shuttle passenger pressing a touch screen just seconds before the driverless bus set off.

Moments later, passengers can be heard saying “woah, woah” as the regular city bus, known as LYMMO, appears to pull in front of them to turn — swiping the side of the shuttle bus in the process.

Both vehicles suffered “minor cosmetic damage” and no passengers on either bus were injured, cops said.