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You pull out your dick for two seconds, and they make you park and restart the car; had to drive by myself for half an hour, like we were back in the Dark Ages.
Presented at the 20th Tokyo Motor Show in 1973, not so much a car that didn’t make it, but a whole transport system. The Mazda CVS (Computer-controller Vehicle System) was a tracked, driverless taxi prototype based on pods that had a wheel in each corner, sliding doors with seating for six.
Japanese firms tap self-driving to ease local transport woes
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Elon Musk: Rivals “Crazy” to Shun Tesla’s Self Driving Technology
Elon Musk says it’s “crazy” that rival automakers refuse to license Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology, despite his warnings they risk falling behind without it. Musk noted that legacy carmakers only discuss small-scale pilots years away, which he dismissed as pointless. Elon Musk says Rivals “Crazy” Tesla’s FSD, while requiring human supervision, has faced regulatory probes and…
Self-Driving Trucks Aren't "Coming Soon" They're Here
PSA: Self-driving trucks are literally hauling freight across Texas, Arizona, and Nevada highways RIGHT NOW as you read this.
Not a pilot program. Not "maybe someday." Operational. Today.
What AI logistics brings:
🚛 24/7 routes (no mandatory breaks)
🛡️ Zero distracted driving
💰 15-20% fuel savings
⚡ Real-time route optimization
2030 is only 4 years away. Companies still "thinking about" automation will be history lessons by then.
The future isn't coming. It just passed you on Highway 10.
A duo of Tesla shareholder-influencers tried to complete Elon Musk’s coast-to-coast self-driving ride that he claimed Tesla would be able...
A duo of Tesla shareholder-influencers tried to complete Elon Musk’s coast-to-coast self-driving ride that he claimed Tesla would be able to do in 2017 and they crashed before making it about 60 miles.
In 2016, Elon Musk infamously said that Tesla would complete a fully self-driving coast-to-coast drive between Los Angeles and New York by the end of 2017.
The idea was to livestream or film a full unedited drive coast-to-coast with the vehicle driving itself at all times.
We are in 2025 and Tesla never made that drive.
Despite the many missed autonomous driving goals, many Tesla shareholders believe that the company is on the verge of delivering unsupervised self-driving following the rollout of its ‘Robotaxi’ fleet in Austin, which requires supervision from Tesla employees inside the vehicles, and improvements to its “Full Self-Driving” (FSD) systems inside consumer vehicles, which is still only a level 2 driver assist system that requires driver attention at all times as per Tesla.
Two of these Tesla shareholders and online influencers attempted to undertake a coast-to-coast drive between San Diego, CA, and Jacksonville, FL, in a Tesla Model Y equipped with the latest FSD software update.
They didn’t make it out of California without crashing into easily avoidable road debris that badly damaged the Tesla Model Y
