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Bobstandard

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2. Well that's bs

Reply to Zorro (Original post)

Fri Oct 18, 2024, 10:58 PM

Oct 18

Most of us hate them. I’ve had to jump back on the curb when one got way too close as I was crossing the street. When driving I. 19th avenue one ahead of me was going so slowly that the drivers around me had to slow and try to change lanes to get around. I saw one stopped on Geary in the center lane empty, causing a huge backup. I saw another empty one stopped in the light rail lane, multiple light rail vehicles stopped behind it. Maybe tourists love them.

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How San Francisco Learned to Love Self-Driving Cars [View all] Zorro Oct 18 OP

and the other advantage - they are not blaring their horns stopdiggin Oct 18 #1

Well that's bs Bobstandard Oct 18 #2

Deleting for double post Bobstandard Oct 18 #3