Every traveler's wish is to get to their destinations safe and quick. Uber has always been a big help to giving these passengers their rides to reach their wanted locations. It's as if the ride-grabbing app aims to bring to a higher techology, more convenient level the service it offers its customers.
On this day, Uber kickstarts its driverless cars that will continue its service of giving people their intended rides. And by driverless, this means several self-driving, automatic Ford Fusions will hit the roads of Pittsburgh to hail selected passengers and drive them to their destinations.
Yesterday, Uber has provided some news fits to have a try of their new service. This is probably done both for press release and preparation for the big thing the following day.
According to Andrew Hawkins of The Verge, who first handedly experienced riding a driverless Uber vehicle, this is a "significant moment" for Uber and also for the transportation industry's future. Hawkins candidly shared how the car braked on its own even before he managed to do it on the right time. The reporter goes on sharing how the ride has been both thrilling and mundane, but also praised the incredible feature of this invention.
