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The laws governing self-driving cars in Arizona are extremely lenient, perhaps the most in the nation. Additionally, it appears as if each ride is being monitor
by gervase 9y ago
The laws governing self-driving cars in Arizona are extremely lenient, perhaps the most in the nation. Additionally, it appears as if each ride is being monitored in real time remotely by a Waymo employee, who can intervene if something goes wrong, or if the riders request.
- nawitus 9y agoDoes the car have an emergency button to stop the driving?
- kyrra 9y agohttps://tctechcrunch2011.files.wordpress.com/2017/10/waymo_pacifica_interior_buttonpod.png https://tctechcrunch2011.files.wordpress.com/2017/10/waymo_p... The above image is from the inside of a Waymo minivan. There are 4 buttons on it: (1) Call/Help (2) Lock/Unlock (3) Pull Over (4) Start Ride
- thaunatos 9y agoI imagine that stopping the car remotely is the least of a teledriver can do. Unless you mean, is there a button inside the car? I don't know if that is of much importance, seeing as there isn't anyone physically there to press the button.
- grkvlt 9y agoWhat about the passenger?