Please, someone who lives there, just drag one of your bins into the middle of the road.
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Haha. America is a such weird place. What is the benefit of having one of these things pick you up vs. inherit risks?
*inherent
You're forgiven for thinking English is my native language. :)
I only ever correct mistakes like that if I think it would be something a non-native speaker might appreciate. I'm not trying to score points.
At present, autonomous vehicle have three times as many accidents as human-driven vehicles on average (accidents in total, not fatalities). Waymo is much better than Tesla about taking precautions, but it’s still a circus at the expense of regular drivers as seen above.
I lived on a circle near Google’s campus back when they were still testing and training these cars. They loved driving around in a circle even back then