Well sort of, took 5 days and a driver behind the wheel to monitor it( and to keep from falling asleep)
A chicken hauler it Ain’t!
Embark Self-Driving Truck Completes Coast-to-Coast Test Run
Self driving truck LA to Jax
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by mustang190, Dec 11, 2019.
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i wonder if there are driver facing cameras, just to make sure the stand-by driver does not fall asleep, when he should be monitoring
in the end, i am still as totally against self driving vehicles of ANY kind, on our roads.plankton, Coffey, BigDog Trucker and 3 others Thank this. -
I own a “self driving” driver assisted vehicle and I can definitely say it takes HUGE stress off the long drives I take during the summer.
You don’t feel nearly exhausted after 5 hours behind the wheel like normal vehicles.
I fully support this move with technology because it will make roads safer ( in the warmer climates as of now )
There is still a lot of learning to do on snowy roads though - granted it works, just not 100% like warm roads. -
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This idiot techie envisions level 4 driverless trucks moving freight between hubs where local guys will take over. Wow what a concept ,maybe someone should show this dingleberry a set of railroad tracks.
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(Ive been doing that a awful lot lately, serves me right.) be good to put aside the crow and get into that steak and taters at the table. =)
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