In a pivotal moment for the autonomous transportation industry, California chose to expand one of the biggest test cases for the technology.

  • Nioxic@lemmy.world
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    1 年前

    Thats still only a few people… compared to a bus?

    Why not just have a bus??

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      1 年前

      I take the bus to work every day. It’s a set route for my set work schedule and it’s great.

      But everything else I do in my life? Not on a bus route, schedules are slow on the weekend or stop completely after a certain time.

      When you come up with a bus that goes wherever I want to go when I want, I’m in. Until then, a car that doesn’t require a driver and is easily shared between many people to take them the last mile is an actual solution.

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        Buses suck because they’re like cars only worse.

        Cars suck because of the amount of infrastructure you have to build for them all to avoid proper design of anything.

        In a well designed area, you’d be able to get wherever you needed without having to take either of these things.