Das erste fahrerlose Semis hat angefangen, regelmäßige Longhaul -Routen zu führen

Welcome to *Who Wants to be a ~~Millionaire~~ Tech Billionaire*! The $64,000 question is:

*Tens of thousands of long-haul drivers, and hundreds of thousands (perhaps millions) of flyover America’s small town citizens whose primary supporting economy was their support and servicing, will be thrown on the street within a few years. What will these people overwhelmingly do?*

Is it:

* A: Demand a ban or restriction on self-driving.
* B: Demand job retraining
* C: Demand UBI
* D: Blame the libs for everything and keep voting Trump/GOP.

Don’t rush, take your time.

This honestly seems like a no brainer.

Over the road trucking is the hardest (from the perspective of a human driver engagement and time away from home), least financially rewarding, most mind-numbing, and least technically difficult kind of trucking.

The truck turns left out of a warehouse parking lot, gets on the highway, drives 500 miles basically in a straight line, gets off the highway, parks at the warehouse, someone unhooks the trailer, gases it up, and it takes another trailer right back the way it came.