Self-driving taxi tested in the US detects blind spots invisible to humans
reed · x · 2026-08-29
A user shared their experience riding a self-driving taxi in the US, stating that its capabilities far exceeded expectations. The vehicle was able to detect and sense blind spots invisible to human drivers, delivering a performance that felt like a scene from sci-fi.
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