I live in the Bay Area. All those cars you're talking about are actually piloted by humans, and drive a hell of a lot worse than your regular Uber driver. The

I live in the Bay Area. All those cars you're talking about are actually piloted by humans, and drive a hell of a lot worse than your regular Uber driver. They slam on the brakes randomly and get stuck at intersections all the time. Where are the driverless vehicles? If the technology has really been a reality since 2013 like you said, why is it still unavailable to the public 6 years later even after Waymo themselves said it would be ready last year and nothing happened? They still haven't let the public see the tech this many years later, still force reporters to sign NDAs and won't even allow them to choose their own routes, still have the vast majority of their hand-picked Early Riders who had to apply for the privilege bound by an NDA. Have you been in one of those cars?