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It's already not handled 100% of the time. I'll settle for 75% less freeway blocking by crashed big rigs.
by rndmize 10y ago
It's already not handled 100% of the time. I'll settle for 75% less freeway blocking by crashed big rigs.
- patrickg_zill 10y agoI am hopeful that robots can fix it, but most likely it will take a little bit longer... robot trucks will save on fuel, brakes, and tires, as they can be programmed to minimize sudden acceleration and taking a turn too quickly (scrubs rubbers off the tires).
- taivare 10y agoHaving driven in winter weather I can honestly say it will be a while . . before they are ready to take over. As for tire wear , there are small firms that look for very experienced driver's to cheat the scales . . this is how its done if they are overweight , think ( steel coils ) they time it so they hit the scales at night . . the driver goes into the scale and positions the rear trailer wheels on one side . . up on the curb registering a lower weight on the scale.