Ralph Nader
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Consumer advocate, born in 1934, whose Unsafe at Any Speed (1965) charged the car industry with resisting safety design and led to federal auto-safety law.
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Self-driving car hype distracts from public transit and infrastructure (opens korrents.com)
“The hype and unsubstantiated hope behind the self-driving car movement continues unabated, distracting from addressing necessities of old “mobilities” such as inadequate public transit and upgrading highway and rail…”
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Driverless cars will not take over in the next few decades (opens korrents.com)
“Don’t expect driverless cars to be taking over anytime in the next few decades.”
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Driverless cars' computers fail often and are open to hacking (opens korrents.com)
“But computers fail often; they are often susceptible to hacking—whether by the manufacturers, dealers or deadly actors.”
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Self-driving car hype distracts from public transit and infrastructure (opens korrents.com)