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Re:San Francisco cops pull over a Cruise driverless car for ... by Cockbrand on Monday April 11, 2022 @11:20AM (#30990036)
OK, let's all take a deep breath here - we might just have a different understanding of the word "road". My definition of "road" is not restricted to interstates and highways, but it includes any larger road, err, street. Of course, nobody wants pedestrians or cyclists on highways. It looks like we agree there.

But I refuse the popular notion that roads (as in larger streets, or any street between villages/towns/cities) should be for cars only. The usual examples of Copenhagen, Amsterdam or recently Paris show that shared roads lead to a higher quality of living. I personally appreciate this, and I'd prefer a world where this sharing would be more common.

Re:San Francisco cops pull over a Cruise driverless car for ... by MathCodeLove on Monday April 11, 2022 @12:38PM (#30991291)
But why should shared roads be preferred over sidewalks? I see quite a few potential disadvantages but no real advantages whatsoever.
Re:San Francisco cops pull over a Cruise driverless car for ... by enneff on Monday April 11, 2022 @05:56PM (#30995620)
There’s an entirety different worldview that you are missing here. Check out this great YouTube channel which goes into a lot of detail about how our cities and towns could be better designed. https://youtube.com/c/NotJustBikes
Re:San Francisco cops pull over a Cruise driverless car for ... by MathCodeLove on Monday April 11, 2022 @07:56PM (#30996790)
I'll check it out, thanks