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Originally Posted by redneck
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The benefits of this would outweigh any negatives, especially if restricted to the interstate highway system. Drivers however, would still be needed to deliver the goods to their final destination. Better working hours, home everyday and safer for everyone once the bugs are worked out.
Shipping costs would go down, thus consumer purchasing power should go up.
Looks like a "win-win" for everybody...
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Once the bugs are worked out? Computers have proven themselves rather untrustworthy, in my experience. Great for forums and games and such, but that's as far as it goes. How many drivers can fix a computer on the fly?
It wouldn't be much of a win for drivers. It would be a great excuse for trucking companies - already renowned for squeezing drivers - to squeeze us more. I don't see where I win in that equation for sure.
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