Apple’s self driving Lexus SUV is like watching a toddler drive. It does odd things and you just know it’ll take longer than normal. I just started expecting the worst when dealing with it, and that strategy has been working well so far.
> More than a dozen locals told The Information they they hated the cars, which often struggle to cross a T-intersection near the company's office.
More than a dozen. In a year of testing.
Pretty good result, if I may say.
Yes and I'm pretty sure the horse riding public was not fond of the new fangled horseless carriages when they started showing up on the streets either.