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Re:Self-driving trucks threaten one of America's top blue-co... by topkai22 on Sunday September 25, 2016 @01:21PM (#12576226)
This seems like it has already been "solved" by trains- moving targets are hard, cargo is anonymous, stationary targets are in semi-secured railyards, and shrinkage is part of the cost of doing business.

Who wants to hijack a truck and find its full of breakfast cereal?

Re:Self-driving trucks threaten one of America's top blue-co... by monkmartinez on Sunday September 25, 2016 @01:36PM (#12576304)
I would guess that a train is much harder to stop than a truck. Further, one can drive next to a truck and have people jump on the truck to do some "snooping." The "driver" is not going to freak out/swerve as the drone truck just keeps going towards its destination at a perfectly efficient speed, perfectly centered in the lane.
Re:Self-driving trucks threaten one of America's top blue-co... by gsnedders on Sunday September 25, 2016 @01:45PM (#12576349)
In plenty of places, you can stop a train simply by cutting the signal wire (because it will fail-safe).