We've all been told that China is a tech-manufacturing-infrastructure paradise now, with many Americans picturing the country's transportation network something like this:
The truth is just a wee bit different:
This is what happens when a 21st-century vehicle encounters roads probably last serviced during the Wilson administration:
Thing looks like it's on a trampoline!
Futurism reports that the rollout of driverless vehicles in the country is going strong:
Neolix, for example, says it's deployed over 10,000 robovans across 300 cities as of October, according to The Robot Report. In Qingdao alone, there are already more than 1,200 self-driving cargo vans, which have racked over 31 million miles and thousands of deliveries since they've been in operation.
Still waiting on my Spielberg-style self-driving cars!
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