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Fine the companies for any false alert, problem will solve itself right quick. > It appears that robotaxi passengers are starting to behave similarly to how th
by ilyt 4y ago
Fine the companies for any false alert, problem will solve itself right quick.
> It appears that robotaxi passengers are starting to behave similarly to how they would on buses, trains, or airplanes, using trips as an opportunity to get some sleep.
That's the entire point isn't it ? Why wouldn't someone treat them same?
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- rhino369 4y agoSleeping is the number one reason I would get a self driving car (would have to be level 4+ of course). If I’m going to sit there and watch it drive I might as well do it myself.
- sebzim4500 4y ago> Fine the companies for any false alert, problem will solve itself right quick. Would be better to fine the passenger. If a customer refuses to get out of a taxi then wouldn't it be reasonable for the driver to call the police?
- jwie 4y agoThey’re not the one who dialed 911 to solve a business problem. People sleep in cars when they’re not driving.
- ilyt 4y agoBarricaded in taxi and refused to leave, maybe. Fell asleep, maybe not, just put an louder buzzer if that really is a problem you're regularly having as company.
- bombcar 4y agoMost cars are equipped with a “stereo” - you’d think they could dedicate a tiny bit of the expensive self driving equipment to an audio out line.
- dsfyu404ed 4y ago> Fine the companies for any false alert, problem will solve itself right quick. Fine everyone who calls in a non-event. "The help doesn't come on Sundays" calls are equally deserving of a fine.