Originally Posted by
Machka
One of the other things I find interesting about that site is that they are doing research in, and practical work with, people who have had traumatic brain injuries and who are either temporarily or permanently unable to drive.
Their work aims "to keep people engaged in their communities and using alternative transport" which can be important aspects of recovery.
Driving after traumatic brain injury - CarFreeMe
Yes, I remember the earliest Google self-driving car testing was done for the benefit of blind people and there were no complaints about it then. It was only once it started looking like a mainstream transportation solution that all the negativity swarmed into the picture.