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Re: driverless cars
Florida already has those
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Re: driverless cars
So does the Middle East...but in their case no matter what they are doing Allah is guiding the car...Originally posted by don View PostFlorida already has those
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Re: driverless cars
At least one hand is on the wheel. Here's it's a mandatory cellphone - often texting - plus an optional menu of drink, sandwich, makeup, etc. for the 'free' hand.Originally posted by GRG55 View PostSo does the Middle East...but in their case no matter what they are doing Allah is guiding the car...
Confession - no, I don't do any of the above, but I am warming up to the more laissez faire lifestyle here. More is forgiven than in Cali, which now seems politically correct at this level. Drivers, with the big exception of the NE snowbirds, are more courtesy minded- a nice throwback.Last edited by don; September 28, 2012, 09:14 AM.Comment
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