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I imagine they're planning to lose money on it to help push it through whatever regulators are in the way. Once they have a working proof-of-concept in a city a
by rococode 8y ago
I imagine they're planning to lose money on it to help push it through whatever regulators are in the way. Once they have a working proof-of-concept in a city as big as LA, it'll be a much smoother process to expand to other cities because they can just say "I mean, it worked great in LA!".
- indecisive_user 8y agoAnd also, if it's reducing traffic congestion and car emissions, state governments might be willing to subsidize future projects.