[El Janitor]

So I was scrolling social media and I see this article about driverless vehicles delivering Uber Eats in Texas and California. So Around the city and suburbs I live in I know that sometimes people tend to throw the Lime, Uber, and Lyft scooters in the sewer / rain runoff wash. Vandalizing them etc...

I can't see this as an option in some neighborhoods as I would think it might not get to the right person ( if you know what I mean), or they may get stripped for parts. Not to mention some people can't pry themselves off the couch to even go outside and get the food when a human driver delivers it.
Anyhow how do you all feel about this?

 

[dgates01]

So I was scrolling social media and I see this article about driverless vehicles delivering Uber Eats in Texas and California. So Around the city and suburbs I live in I know that sometimes people tend to throw the Lime, Uber, and Lyft scooters in the sewer / rain runoff wash. Vandalizing them etc...

I can't see this as an option in some neighborhoods as I would think it might not get to the right person ( if you know what I mean), or they may get stripped for parts. Not to mention some people can't pry themselves off the couch to even go outside and get the food when a human driver delivers it.
Anyhow how do you all feel about this?

We've already been discussing it. It's no threat to drivers.

Zero-occupant Uber Eats deliveries are expected to begin...

Ride-share veteran Uber Technologies has announced a long term partnership with autonomous vehicle developer Nuro, whose zero-occupant EVs will deliver food to Uber Eats customers around the US. The ten-year deal will kick off this fall in Texas and California before expanding further... Uber...

www.uberpeople.net

 

[Atavar]

Lol. You think people are going to walk all the way out to their driveways to get their food?