They're available in China, Korea, the US and Saudia Arabia.
No, and even if I could, I never will, fuck cars and fuck those clankers
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No thanks, I'll stick to trains.
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I saw a Waymo completely run a stop sign in a neighborhood recently. Next day, a different one stopped for the same one. Hmm.
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I’ve taken a Waymo half a dozen times in London, the diagram doesn’t mention they’re in the UK…
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I did, I rode one in San Francisco. It seemed a much more conservative driver than most humans, which I liked. I believe that even if the United States went full China on building trains, cars would still be a part of our transit system for the rest of my life, and I hate hate hate driving, so personally I like them.
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I have, in San Fransisco. It was eerie to be in a moving car with no one in the driver's seat, but the drive itself was unremarkable.
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Haven’t ridden in one yet. But I’ve had one pass me on the right using the emergency lane.
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Denver as well.
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No. Maybe someday, when I'm too old to drive and that's the only option left to me, and they work better.
I'll always prefer human drivers, though. I like the idea that the driver has skin in the game. Machines and the billionaires who profit off of them don't really care about the people who pay for their products.
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