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•Imagining a Future Where Chicagoans Get Around in Free Driverless Cars
44% Informative
The autonomous vehicle service was funded by the city of Chicago .
The program had been tested first in the Southwest , in states like Arizona , California , and New Mexico .
It had been so successful that it was expanded nationwide, Chicago being one of the last cities to get the service.
It was the first time she’d ever been in a moving vehicle by herself.
Zelu believed in the science behind self-driving vehicles.
The idea of being able to order one with her phone like an Uber was a wonderful thought.
But in this moment, she wanted to shriek with panic.
What if there was a glitch and it miscalculated? What if another driver did some crazy thing the SUV couldn't understand or adjust to?.
A man who’d stopped to observe chuckled and then went on his way.
She watched the SUV leave, her heart rate slowing, a sense of normalcy returning to her.
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