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From a Swedish perspective this sounds horrific. > Assume they don't see you. So what about kids? They're usually not the best at that game. Are they not allo
by mikae1 3y ago
From a Swedish perspective this sounds horrific.
> Assume they don't see you.
So what about kids? They're usually not the best at that game. Are they not allowed to become autonomous beings because there are killer tanks on the move?
- robin_reala 3y agoSweden actually has driving tests that test the participants though.
- Libcat99 3y agoIn much of the US it is expected that kids will be driven everywhere. Walking is often dangerous. It's disturbing.
- roughly 3y agoBuddy if the gun situation around here didn’t convey America’s stance on child safety I don’t know what will.
- hindsightbias 3y agoWe're Free(TM) here. Autonomous roaming kinder will get you a visit from Child Protective Services. Major dense metros with viable transit are more immune to this, middle schoolers aren't unheard of but ridesharing probably has raised the threat level.