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{"text":"what do yall think about these driverless trucks?","videos":"[]","link":"{}","pics":"[]","canComment":true,"externalShare":false}

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{"replyToPid":0,"replyTo":"","text":"It will never happen. Do not let these politicians/CEOs or these awesome renewable energy “environmentalists” on YouTube scare you, because they say “it’s the way of the future.” That’s just a bunch of buzzwords. \n\nThey are all living a Star Trek fantasy.\n\nFor starters, the grid cannot handle it. End of discussion just by mentioning that.\n\n2) what happens when the truck breaks down?\n\n3) in Colorado alone they require you to put chains on the tire tires when there is snow on the . How is that going to work out?\n\n4) mountain range is alone prevent the use of GPS in several areas. How will that get solved?\n\nDriverless cars right now are already hitting people. When the semi truck loses control with their so-called autonomous driving, if it hits you, it’s game over, and the lights go out. Which you already know. But the issue is now going to be the responsibility. Who is to blame? Who does it fall on?\n\nJust imagine an 80,000 pound truck losing control because a sensor went out on the vehicle. Do you have any idea how many fail safes would have to be put on the truck to even make something such as autonomous driving a real thing? Just one fatality, and they’d have to scrap the whole thing. I can imagine “they” (the powers that be) force all of you to do something similar to the alcohol breathalyzer test. Before you get your license, “you consent and waive your right to sue the manufacturers who designed autonomous driving, if you’re involved in any vehicle accident that used autonomous driving”. That’s what I would do, lol. \n\nHow is the truck going to back itself up? Now you’re going to have to require every single manufacturer and distribution center spend millions upon millions upon millions of dollars to be kept up and be able to receive an autonomous vehicle. Can you start seeing the avalanche and chain reactions that would occur just to get everybody on point? \n\nHow is that electric vehicle mandate working out for everybody?\n\nWould you trust an autonomous vehicle that’s carrying 43,000 pounds plus - that is behind you - not having anybody in it with the potential chance it could lose control?\n\nHow about this one? 1, million + trucks all synchronizing together? Yeah right.. \ntruck hacking, anyone? That would definitely be the ultimate terrorism. \n\nI can keep going… now all of the truck stops would have to revamp and renovate to accommodate all the driverless trucks. How are they going to get powered? Electric? lol, they don’t work very well in very cold conditions. And that is if they even start up . OK so we are going to use diesel… who is going to put the diesel into the tanks? The truck? Now you’re going to be asking the truckstops to design a computer system that would Jerry rig and fill these trucks up. Once again a Star Trek fantasy.\n\nI dare anybody to prove to me that it can work."}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"It will never happen. Do not let these politicians/CEOs or these awesome renewable energy “environmentalists” on YouTube scare you, because they say it’s the way of the future. \n\nFor starters, the grid cannot handle it. End of discussion just by mentioning that.\n\n2) what happens when the truck breaks down?\n\n3) in Colorado alone they require you to put chains on the tire tires when there is snow on the . How is that going to work out?\n\n4) mountain range is alone prevent the use of GPS in several areas. How will that get solved?\n\nDriverless cars right now are already hitting people. When the semi truck loses control with their so-called autonomous driving, if it hits you, it’s game over, and the lights go out. Which you already know. But the issue is now going to be on the responsibility. Who is to blame?\n\nJust imagine an 80,000 pound truck losing control because a sensor went out on the vehicle. Do you have any idea how many fail safes would have to be put on the truck to even make something such as autonomous driving a real thing? \n\nHow is the truck going to back itself up? Now you’re going to have to require every single manufacturer and distribution center spend millions upon millions upon millions of dollars to be kept up and be able to receive an autonomous vehicle. Can you start seeing the avalanche and chain reactions that would occur just to get everybody on point? \n\nHow is that electric vehicle mandate working out for everybody?\n\nWould you trust an autonomous vehicle that’s carrying 43,000 pounds plus - that is behind you - not having anybody in it with the potential chance it could lose control?","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"It will never happen. Do not let these politicians/CEOs or these awesome renewable energy “environmentalists” on YouTube scare you, because they say it’s the way of the future. \n\nThey are all living a Star Trek fantasy.\n\nFor starters, the grid cannot handle it. End of discussion just by mentioning that.but let’s say it could…\n\n2) what happens when the truck breaks down?\n\n3) in Colorado alone they require you to put chains on the tire tires when there is snow on the . How is that going to work out?\n\n4) mountain range is alone prevent the use of GPS in several areas. How will that get solved?\n\nDriverless cars right now are already hitting people. When the semi truck loses control with their so-called autonomous driving, if it hits you, it’s game over, and the lights go out. Which you already know. But the issue is now going to be on the responsibility. Who is to blame?\n\nJust imagine an 80,000 pound truck losing control because a sensor went out on the vehicle. Do you have any idea how many fail safes would have to be put on the truck to even make something such as autonomous driving a real thing? \n\nHow is the truck going to back itself up? Now you’re going to have to require every single manufacturer and distribution center spend millions upon millions upon millions of dollars to be kept up and be able to receive an autonomous vehicle. Can you start seeing the avalanche and chain reactions that would occur just to get everybody on point? \n\nHow is that electric vehicle mandate working out for everybody?\n\nWould you trust an autonomous vehicle that’s carrying 43,000 pounds plus - that is behind you - not having anybody in it with the potential chance it could lose control?\n\nHow about this one? 1, million + trucks all synchronizing together? Yeah right","replyToPid":0}

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2718853 发表于 2026-02-14 20:53:37 It will never happen. Do not let these politicians/CEOs or these awesome renewable energy “environmentalists” on YouTube scare you, because they say “it’s the way of the future.” That’s just a bunch of buzzwords. \n\nThey are all living a Star Trek fantasy.\n\nFor starters, the grid cannot handle it. End of discussion just by mentioning that.\n\n2) what happens when the truck breaks down?\n\n3) in Colorado alone they require you to put chains on the tire tires when there is snow on the . How is that going to work out?\n\n4) mountain range is alone prevent the use of GPS in several areas. How will that get solved?\n\nDriverless cars right now are already hitting people. When the semi truck loses control with their so-called autonomous driving, if it hits you, it’s game over, and the lights go out. Which you already know. But the issue is now going to be the responsibility. Who is to blame? Who does it fall on?\n\nJust imagine an 80,000 pound truck losing control because a sensor went out on the vehicle. Do you have any idea how many fail safes would have to be put on the truck to even make something such as autonomous driving a real thing? Just one fatality, and they’d have to scrap the whole thing. I can imagine “they” (the powers that be) force all of you to do something similar to the alcohol breathalyzer test. Before you get your license, “you consent and waive your right to sue the manufacturers who designed autonomous driving, if you’re involved in any vehicle accident that used autonomous driving”. That’s what I would do, lol. \n\nHow is the truck going to back itself up? Now you’re going to have to require every single manufacturer and distribution center spend millions upon millions upon millions of dollars to be kept up and be able to receive an autonomous vehicle. Can you start seeing the avalanche and chain reactions that would occur just to get everybody on point? \n\nHow is that electric vehicle mandate working out for everybody?\n\nWould you trust an autonomous vehicle that’s carrying 43,000 pounds plus - that is behind you - not having anybody in it with the potential chance it could lose control?\n\nHow about this one? 1, million + trucks all synchronizing together? Yeah right.. \ntruck hacking, anyone? That would definitely be the ultimate terrorism. \n\nI can keep going… now all of the truck stops would have to revamp and renovate to accommodate all the driverless trucks. How are they going to get powered? Electric? lol, they don’t work very well in very cold conditions. And that is if they even start up . OK so we are going to use diesel… who is going to put the diesel into the tanks? The truck? Now you’re going to be asking the truckstops to design a computer system that would Jerry rig and fill these trucks up. Once again a Star Trek fantasy.\n\nI dare anybody to prove to me that it can work.

","text":"All valid points!","replyToPid":536356}

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2496703 发表于 2026-02-16 05:14:50 All valid points!

","text":"Ya I’m not sure why it had me post 3x, oops.","replyToPid":537622}