When You Take Away the Drivers

Whenever I think about it, I reflect on all of the things drivers do to assist me so that I can ride.

Various professional drivers testified at the hearing about their fear that driverless vehicles would eventually put them out of business.

Because Waymo refers to driverless vehicles as autonomous vehicles, it clearly wants to be like Uber and Lyft, minus the drivers.

Driverless vehicles are essentially computerized robots that do what they are programmed to do without asking to be paid or treated fairly, like those pesky human drivers do.

And when we leave the drivers behind, we also abandon a whole lot of people with disabilities who, like me, use wheelchairs.