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I agree with your bullet points but one thing to keep in mind regarding the second one is that it is currently a legal requirement to have a human driver ready
by mytailorisrich 2y ago
I agree with your bullet points but one thing to keep in mind regarding the second one is that it is currently a legal requirement to have a human driver ready to take over at all times (which is to say that the legislator thinks that there is no real, safe full self-driving capability yet).
- infotainment 2y agoIt’s not an impossible thing though; for example there are truly driverless robotaxis running in SF right now. (The Waymo ones)
- fragmede 2y ago> currently a legal requirement to have a human driver ready to take over at all times Waymos aren't running with a human driver ready to take over at all times, so that's not correct.
- mytailorisrich 2y agoWaymo may have a specific license to operate their service in very limited areas but for vehicles sold to the public the situation is as I described pretty much globally as far as I know.