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Remote driving, though, might solve for this. You still have a human to react to unforeseen circumstances, but you can switch up the remote driver easily so you
by JauntTrooper 9y ago
Remote driving, though, might solve for this. You still have a human to react to unforeseen circumstances, but you can switch up the remote driver easily so you can work in shifts, drive 24/7, not stop for bathrooms/food etc.
I'd imagine the quality of life would be significantly better too since they would work in the same spot with co-workers and could go home every day.
- kstoneman 9y ago>I'd imagine the quality of life would be significantly better too since they would work in the same spot with co-workers and could go home every day. Actually, working in the same spot with coworkers was exactly the reason I started driving a truck. Going back to that would be an enormous downgrade in quality of life for me and a lot of drivers.