Waymo - Could driverless cars be the end for taxis?

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Wed 20 Jun 2018 10:32
Waymo - Could driverless cars be the end for taxis? - Nathan Price

The taxi industry could see a wealth of changes if, or when, driverless cars enter the industry. Our latest blog explores what will happen when autonomous vehicles enter the taxi world:

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Edited by Avant on 17/07/2018 at 01:32

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Thu 21 Jun 2018 13:28
Waymo - Could driverless cars be the end for taxis? - FP

"Our latest blog explores what will happen..."

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If this isn't spam, it's damn close.

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Sat 7 Jul 2018 13:34
Waymo - Could driverless cars be the end for taxis? - HGV ~ P Valentine

I would say not and I am not the type to say we will never fly before aircraft had been invented, remember that one of these driverless cards killed a person a few mths ago. as for what may happen in 50 yrs time, well it would take a better man to predict that one then me.

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Mon 16 Jul 2018 12:41
Waymo - Could driverless cars be the end for taxis? - sandy56

We wont see driverless taxis on our roads any time soon.

The challenges for driver-less cars in our towns and cities are huge. The car industry knows this but few are talking about it.

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Tue 17 Jul 2018 09:26
Waymo - Could driverless cars be the end for taxis? - Cris_on_the_gas

We wont see driverless taxis on our roads any time soon.

I am not so convinced. In the UK alone 33 people are killed on the road every week. In 90% of cases it is human error.

So if driverless cars can eliminate or seriously reduce the human errors a lot of lives will be saved.

Extrapulate the lives lost globally and this makes a strong push for this technology.

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