San Francisco officials and Teamsters rallied against autonomous vehicle companies and in favor of a bill that would require a human driver to operate self-driving trucks.
City officials, union members, and community leaders rallied Friday outside City Hall in favor of state legislation requiring a trained human driver to operate autonomous vehicles weighing more than 10,000 pounds — the same size as most commercial trucks driven by union Teamsters.
Several trucks that drove by City Hall during the rally honked their horns in support of keeping autonomous trucks off the roads.. “There’s no way we should even be having a discussion about trucks or larger vehicles, until we deal with what we are trying to deal with on the ground now,” Breed said. “I wrote a letter in support of AB-316 to make sure that we are doing what we can on the state level to ensure those trucks never make it on the streets without a driver behind the wheel.”
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