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Why would I use Waymo if an Uber/Lyft costs the same? If it gets in an accident, who pays my medical bills?
by tapoxi 9mo ago
Why would I use Waymo if an Uber/Lyft costs the same?
If it gets in an accident, who pays my medical bills?
- dfxm12 9mo agoFor the latter question, ask your insurance company. I'd be surprised if they care specifically that waymo was involved. If you don't have insurance, ask a lawyer what your options would be in that situation.
- xnx 9mo ago> Why would I use Waymo if an Uber/Lyft costs the same? Safe, clean, quiet, private, predictable, no tipping, etc.
- spike021 9mo agoClean? I took a waymo in SF a few weeks ago that smelled extremely strongly of cologne or perfume and I almost couldn't breathe. I've also been in one with like hair and stuff on the seats and door. It's not like humans don't still ride in those cars.
- spongebobstoes 9mo agoin a waymo there are fewer parties involved. this should make you feel more confident in getting the bill paid, and knowing who will pay it
- OkayPhysicist 9mo agoThat first question is wild to me. Having to share a space with a questionably vetted stranger is one of the primary downsides to rideshare apps. Privacy and comfort are huge bonuses.
- Jblx2 9mo ago>Privacy Waymo cameras permanently record everything that happens in their vehicles, right?
- OkayPhysicist 9mo agoDifferent models of privacy. I don't really care if faceless corpo knows I spent hours the other day spewing fire from both ends because I finally met my match in spicy foods, but it's a somewhat uncomfortable topic to discuss in front of some strange dude sitting in the car.
- gizzlon 9mo agothat's a little weird since the driver will forget about it quite fast but the recordings could be stored forever and tied to you personally.
- xnx 9mo agoMany rideshare drivers have internal cameras and no restrictions on what they do with the recordings.
- csa 9mo ago> Having to share a space with a questionably vetted stranger is one of the primary downsides to rideshare apps. Some people see this as an upside. Not me, not you, but these people exist.
- stephen_cagle 9mo agoI can't make up my mind if you meant this the other way around? If you meant as stated, I'm genuinely curious why you would rather take and uber/lyft vs a (seemingly much safer and more pleasant) waymo?