Self driving commercial trucks

They should never be allowed on the road. Period. But they will be. I think they’ll only ever haul from terminals, warehouses or port facilities or on other types of point A to B dedicated runs. They will never be able to navigate tight unpredictable traffic situations to deliver to smaller drop off points. But there will be a lot of bent fenders & dead motorists before they finally realize their limitations. Hopefully they run over a larger percentage of Democrats so there’s a plus to the whole experience.

Too easy to forcably stop a self driving truck on a dark remote highway and steal the cargo,the fuel,the wheels,etc.

Well I think the plan is to eliminate us from the road.

One word... sabotage

In order for them to really succeed, they will need to put sensors into the roads and 5G towers along the path. As technology moves forward 5G towers will be able to be spaced further apart.

You say they should never be allowed on the road but there's been self driving trucks on the road and being used in development for the last 5 or so years now. Tesla's cars have unveiled FSD now and their trucks aren't far behind. You have the Waymo trucks as well and a couple others.

O/P they haven't worked out how to make driver-less trains and subways yet, and all they need is a pretty basic signalling and monitoring system.

Good point. Also they would have self flying cargo or passenger planes.

Wash em...,

Because companys dont wash there trucks when they ditch that.

It won't ever happen, it's just another Green Scam!