Self driving car company Cruise is now collecting data on San Diego streets using actual humans behind the wheels of its fleet of cars.
SAN DIEGO — Self-driving cars are not here in San Diego yet, but the day when you can call for a driverless rideshare service may not be too far in the future. One company is now laying the ground work, but there's still a long road ahead.
"Mixed reactions for sure," added San Diegan Jesse Martin."With any technology, it's important you figure out the bugs.", Cruise is now collecting data on San Diego streets, using actual humans behind the wheels of its cars as a first step before it could possibly offer its driverless ride-share service at some point down the road. That would also require a permit, which the company does not yet have here in San Diego.
Protestors last month spoke out against the human jobs they fear would be taken away by driverless vehicles.
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