That big-rig truck heeding the speed limit and traffic rules between Tucson and metro Phoenix might not have had a human driver operating it at all.

TuSimple Holdings, a public corporation headquartered in San Diego, said it successfully completed an 80-mile run along highways and surface streets, including Interstate 10, from Tucson to a location in the Phoenix area with nobody in the cab.

The company, which has tested autonomous trucks at a facility in Tucson, said the Dec. 22 trial run, conducted at night, was the first involving no human driver in a large commercial vehicle that interacted naturally with motorists on open public roads. Waymo and other companies also have tested self-driving trucks.

https://www.azcentral.com/story/money/business/tech/2021/12/29/tusimple-completes-driverless-big-rig-truck-test-arizona/9044260002/ 

this will not end well...

Duh... ends with skynet and the robots killing us all!!

Drafter & Frank, Find John Connor and protect him at all costs!!! You can look for Cros after the firestorm

On the bright side, they will be able to maintain a steady speed, get moving when the lights turn green, and will never be too busy texting to drive. 😣

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And the sun shouldn't get in their eyes when they hit a red light. Lost a buddy several years back to that excuse

I think I have seen that rig. Wasn't it in the movie Dual?

If there is nobody in the trucks, who will throw out the Gatorade bottles filled with urine?

Maybe Drafter and Frankj1?

Cooper and plowboy are dinosaurs.

It's all a good idea until someone gets hurt.

Cars killed 42,060 people in 2020, up from 39,107 in 2019, according to a preliminary estimate from the National Safety Council.

only in States with a 5 cent deposit bottle bill.

Cars don't kill people. Dumbazz drivers kill people

Bottlekids...knowwhatimsayin?

Fauci has his vaccines and Elon has his cars.

When did Plowboy turn Dino?

And 98.2% weren’t wearing masks.

But the children!!!

covid cars?
what's next?