> works pretty amazingly in SF For you the rider. Everyone else in this thread who has to deal with these vehicles in traffic is saying otherwise. If these th

> works pretty amazingly in SF For you the rider. Everyone else in this thread who has to deal with these vehicles in traffic is saying otherwise. If these things are perfect, they’d save about thirty lives per year in SF. That’s not nothing, but it’s not some unparalleled achievement either. Particularly when the cost is putting a large and vulnerable set of low-income people entirely out of work with nothing on the horizon to replace those jobs. Is it the future? Sure. Is it the future we want? I’m unconvinced.