It’s Happening: Sex in Self-Driving Taxis

Making love on top of a car has always been in the collective imagination. A moment, which in practice could be quite uncomfortable -in terms of space-, but which anyway it’s done . This is how countless scenes from films and series show it.

It is therefore not surprising that now, with the advent of self-driving cars, having rsex in a moving vehicle becomes easier . In fact, already several robotaxis users who operate in San Francisco, California (USA), claim to have done so using the service of these self-driving cars.

This is confirmed by the local media San Francisco Standard, with testimonials from users of the robotaxis cruise lines (General Motors) and Waymo (Google) share their experience.

Until now, the operation of these vehicles was limited to a specific area of ​​the city and night hours which would have given rise to this type of practice.

According to what Alex, a Cruise customer, told the newspaper, he had sex in this type of self-driving taxi, after which he remarked not having received a call for attention from the company .

As the windows fog up during this type of training, no one could see what was going on n inside these vehicles, whose managers make it a rule not to do anything that could make other people or users of the service uncomfortable.

Likewise, these cars have cameras inside to keep their robotaxis safe and clean, for which some users have already been penalized for practices like drinking alcohol indoors which is expressly prohibited.

Nothing is mentioned about sex as such, although the companies have previously signaled that they will monitor all sorts of actions that affect the safety or cleanliness of their vehicles.

Years ago, San Francisco became the proving ground for excellence for autonomous driving . A reality that its citizens had to get used to with the presence of the aforementioned robotaxis.

However, not all citizens are satisfied with this type of vehicle, to the point that some have found a way to simply boycott them. place a traffic cone on its hood that instantly immobilizes them.

The reason? It is that these types of vehicles continue to show some bugs and security as confirmed a few weeks ago, when a group of robotaxis close to each other found themselves obstruct a city street.

So far this year, there have been at least 39 incidents in San Francisco, involving self-driving vehicles from Waymo and Cruise, even disrupting the work of authorities and emergency services during a shoot with the danger that entails for the population and the troops themselves.

Thus, the decision of the authorities of the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) to authorize the exploitation of this type of autonomous vehicles around san francisco 24 hours a day, 7 days a week; generate great resistance today.

As detailed from The reader the move sparks controversy among residents and local government officials, who they fear that the extended hours coupled with ongoing issues with self-driving vehicles, are causing major traffic and safety issues across the city.

Waymo currently operates around 250 vehicles in the city, while Cruise operates 300. Expected number increase considerably with the new measure.