My experience with Waymos is that I am much more cautious around them both out of curiosity, but also because if something does go wrong, I don’t know what sign

My experience with Waymos is that I am much more cautious around them both out of curiosity, but also because if something does go wrong, I don’t know what signals I have to change their behavior (e.g. honking, polite gesturing, etc.). Once autonomous cars are more common, I wonder if people will relax back to relaxed/sloppy/aggressive patterns. Maybe most already people don’t notice. As an aside, I left a baseball game a few months ago and was surrounded by six Waymos leaving downtown with the game traffic. How wild to see almost the same number of driverless cars as traditional cars. My kids are young enough that they won’t know any different, but from my mid-40s perspective it may as well have been the Jetsons.