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Showing posts with label public transportation. Show all posts
Thursday, September 5, 2019
Zero Hedge — 14 Women Sue Lyft, Claiming It Is Ignoring A "Sexual Predator Crisis" Among Its Drivers
What could go wrong dispensing with licensing?
Looks like the bugs haven't bee worked out yet. Roll out premature? The courts will decide.
However, public safety is chiefly a government responsibility. Was the political process corrupted in lax regulation?
Zero Hedge
14 Women Sue Lyft, Claiming It Is Ignoring A "Sexual Predator Crisis" Among Its Drivers
Tyler Durden
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
John Metcalfe — China Rolls Out the 'World's First Driverless Bus'
The manufacturer also says the bus has an efficient driving style—one “that can only be attained by years of experience of an attentive and careful driver”—that will reduce energy waste and thus make the ride environmentally friendly.…This is another huge advantage of automation and robotics over human labor — standardization and optimization. Most people don't realize how important both of these factors are in the success of the modern industrial economy.
Now humanity is readying to take it to the next stage — and increase productivity, thereby making more leisure possible. Leisure is the material basis for freedom.
The Atlantic — City Lab
China Rolls Out the 'World's First Driverless Bus'
John Metcalfe
ht Tyler Cowen at Marginal Revolution
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