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The problem is that the whole point of trucks is that they can go almost anywhere. Replace that with dedicated roads and you might have cheaper unit economics o
by scythe 7y ago
The problem is that the whole point of trucks is that they can go almost anywhere. Replace that with dedicated roads and you might have cheaper unit economics or whatever but you still have a rail-like distribution network.
- bobbylarrybobby 7y agoIt’s like rail, except the autonomous trucks can leave their designated road, wait for a human to take the wheel, and then head straight into town