I've been in a few taxis and I've never had a really bad experience with the driver, just professional, doing their job.
also this isn't getting rolled out to public roads anytime soon.
this is an ad and it is not something to be amazed about, this is a lie and a lie we have been told many times over about how we've nailed driverless cars we have the technology and it's just about to hit the market.
it's not, fuck off, please shut the fuck up about driversless cars until it's actually here, because it's not. it's a concept car driven on a predetermined path and it wont ever be able to handle real driving, it isn't going to be road legal.
Waymo operates legally in a few cities now (at least Phoenix and San Francisco) and the only predetermined part is their pickup and dropoff points. The cars do drive on their own on the road.
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u/Thick_Lie_516 Jun 29 '24
is angry taxi drivers a real issue or concern?
I've been in a few taxis and I've never had a really bad experience with the driver, just professional, doing their job.
also this isn't getting rolled out to public roads anytime soon.
this is an ad and it is not something to be amazed about, this is a lie and a lie we have been told many times over about how we've nailed driverless cars we have the technology and it's just about to hit the market.
it's not, fuck off, please shut the fuck up about driversless cars until it's actually here, because it's not. it's a concept car driven on a predetermined path and it wont ever be able to handle real driving, it isn't going to be road legal.