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This is one of the dumbest "tactics" I've had to witness. These are the same people falsifying data that makes autonomous vehicles appear more unsafe than they
by askafriend 3y ago
This is one of the dumbest "tactics" I've had to witness.
These are the same people falsifying data that makes autonomous vehicles appear more unsafe than they are.
"New letter from CA state accuses SF officials of data manipulation: In the 4
@Waymo traffic collisions SF cited to prove driverless cars are less safe, 3 were the Waymos being rear-ended and 1 didn't even involve any cars touching, CA says."
Source: https://twitter.com/annatonger/status/1673403230804385813 https://twitter.com/annatonger/status/1673403230804385813
- eli 3y agoI really doubt the people putting cones on cars are "the same people" as officials for SF transportation agencies.
- askafriend 3y agoIn any other city, this would be a good doubt to have.
- fnord77 3y agothis is SF. It would not surprise me.
- scarmig 3y agoIn this case, the person doing it was an employee of Dean Preston, a city supervisor. Regardless, the traffic cone clowning and the falsifying data clowning both are born of the same shortsighted desire to get "progressive" points by attacking evil corporations.
- safestreetrebel 3y agoWrong in multiple ways, youth comissioners are not "employees" nor aides to supes; it's essentially a volunteer advisory position for high schoolers. And no, it's not just him, and we appreciate his contribution
- barbazoo 3y ago> These are the same people Are they though?