Driverless Trucks

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I got a funny feeling most of these rigs will be hijacked en route.

HockeyTeeth · Answer

I got a funny feeling most of these rigs will be hijacked en route.

HockeyTeeth · Answer

(I&#x27;m pretty high).&#xA;But a semi can carry 26 pallets, if those pallets are loaded with electronics, say ipads, the truck would hold 7,800 ipads. How hard could it be to make a driverless truck stop? &#xA;Anywhooo probably overthinking this. I&#x27;ll have another joint.

Daddy_Freddie · Answer

Even though they are "driver less" like some of the automated cars here that are on the streets of Las Vegas they will have someone in the vehicle just in case they need to take control of the vehicle. What happens here is this...once the automated car pulls onto what is considered "private property" (a casino, grocery store, restaurant parking lot etc...) the driver takes over and they also have an engineer in the vehicle that monitors the car&#x27;s activity to make sure it&#x27;s all working properly.

Goggles-Pisano · Answer

The driverless stuff is in it&#x27;s infancy. The "driver" will be removed from the picture if they haven&#x27;t already been. It will become mainstream.  I think I just bought my last new vehicle. When this pick up truck gets tired in about 8 years the driverless Uber type might be the cheapest and easiest way to get around for me. Need a car for a trip just rent for a few days. It is..... the future.The trucks at a mininum will run between the "Hub" and the Retail store. Think Walmart, Piggly Wiggly, Best Buy, etc. No driver needed, maybe just the guy running the yard...... or robot guy.HT. The big money in grabbing a truck won&#x27;t be made by the old grab and go by taking the truck physically. The big $$$$ is in hacking the system and grabbing every Best Buy load in transit on any particular day

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