This is fine, lol.
"One day after California green-lighted a massive expansion of driverless robotaxis in San Francisco, the implications became clear.
At about 11 p.m. Friday, as many as 10 Cruise driverless taxis blocked two narrow streets in the center of the city’s lively North Beach bar and restaurant district. All traffic came to a standstill on Vallejo Street and around two corners on Grant. Human-driven cars sat stuck behind and in between the robotaxis, which might as well have been boulders: no one knew how to move them.
The cars sat motionless with parking lights flashing for 15 minutes, then woke up and moved on, witnesses said."
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2023-08-12/cruise-robotaxis-come-to-a-standstill
@briankrebs at some point exasperated drivers are just to set them on fire.
Which absolutely makes you feel better, but still doesn't help. Now you have a flaming car in your way...
Plus, of course, by definition, those things are absolutely *covered* in networked cameras...
... just sayin'.
@ErictheCerise @fedops @briankrebs Well, in this case, maybe not so networked. :)
(Point remains though)
