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Re:Waymo says insurance data shows its driverless cars are s... by jstummbillig on Wednesday October 25, 2023 @04:29AM (#38010584)
I am currently sitting in a European train that was a replacement for another train that had, at point of replacement, a delay of 30 minutes on a 55 minute trip.

Since, well, everything could be much better and it's still fairly unclear who makes substantial progress on one of these problems, I am fairly happy to let various playbooks play out and see where progress can be made.

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Re:Waymo says insurance data shows its driverless cars are s... by tetris11 on Wednesday October 25, 2023 @04:44AM (#38010658)
Rheinland? If so, they're expanding that line. Its a temporary problem?
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Re:Waymo says insurance data shows its driverless cars are s... by sersi on Wednesday October 25, 2023 @05:02AM (#38010776)
Germany? I don't think Germany is a good example of a working public transport infrastructure. Trains being actually on time is a cause worthy of celebration over there.

The last time I took a train there, my train was so late that the next train on the same route (scheduled for 1 hour after) arrived first. Normally since it was not my train I wasn't allowed to board according to the announcement on PA. I played the confused foreigner card and boarded...

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