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In my experience they are very strict about finding a “safe” place to pick up and drop off, which often means turning onto a small side street or looking for a
by wanderingstan 2y ago
In my experience they are very strict about finding a “safe” place to pick up and drop off, which often means turning onto a small side street or looking for a gap in parked cars. They won’t block traffic like a Lyft/Uber driver might.
- crazygringo 2y ago> They won’t block traffic like a Lyft/Uber driver might. Wow, then I don't know how they'd ever expand to NYC. In most areas there's no such thing as a "safe place" that doesn't block traffic. If there are sides of the road that aren't traffic (or bicycle) lanes, then they're taken up by parking. Taxis, Ubers, delivery trucks -- literally everything just stops in the street (or bicycle lane) and traffic temporarily goes around it.
- mupuff1234 2y agoThey'll just have to change the behavior, I assume the current behavior is just out of caution not some technical limit.
- crazygringo 2y agoIt's because it's illegal to double-park. Everyone in NYC does it because they have to, but Waymo is obeying the law.