@Dan_Ramos I read somewhere that driverless cars and trucks are now less prone to accidents than human driven cars. Is this true, or was it a marketing piece?
@h4890@Dan_Ramos it was probably a marketing piece but you can consider that the driverless trucks are still probably safer than all those Indians they've let in who are unqualified and keep having the large 10 wheel and 18 wheel truck wrecks. It makes you wonder if someone was looking the other way on the lack of CDLs to foster a hegelian problem reaction solution event to make the driverless transition more palatable and obfuscate the job losses.
@h4890 @Dan_Ramos it was probably a marketing piece but you can consider that the driverless trucks are still probably safer than all those Indians they've let in who are unqualified and keep having the large 10 wheel and 18 wheel truck wrecks. It makes you wonder if someone was looking the other way on the lack of CDLs to foster a hegelian problem reaction solution event to make the driverless transition more palatable and obfuscate the job losses.