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There are plenty of rail-based transports that have no driver (Vancouver's SkyTrain is the largest iirc). They seems to get by without being ripped apart by pa

There are plenty of rail-based transports that have no driver (Vancouver's SkyTrain is the largest iirc). They seems to get by without being ripped apart by passengers.

hn_go_brrrrr 5y ago
The other passengers serve as the social discouragement in that instance. Most human-driven rail transit isn't monitored by rail employees.
- gruez 5y ago
  What about elevators? Sure it's sometimes shared, but you can also ride alone.
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  - OJFord 5y ago
    I'm not saying I agree it will be a big problem - but graffiti, littering, urination definitely happen in public lifts. I imagine though that it'll just be something you can report when it comes along, then it gets sent off for cleaning, they pull up its recent rides, and send you a different car.
- godot 5y ago
  I imagine truly autonomous rides without a specialist on board will have plenty of cabin cameras with clear view to identify the passengers. With consequences in mind, does that work in a similar way to the social discouragement of other passengers?