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Taksitë pa shofer pushtojnë rrugët e Londrës, kryebashkiaku kërkon kufizime: Rrezikohen vendet e punës
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londer, taksite pa shofer, kryebashkiaku, kufizoni,
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Londra po përgatitet për një ndryshim të madh në transportin urban, ndërsa kompanitë e teknologjisë po testojnë taksi që lëvizin pa ndërhyrjen e një shoferi. Por përhapja e këtyre automjeteve ka shkaktuar shqetësime te autoritetet, të cilat paralajmërojnë për ndikimin në trafik, sigurinë rrugore dhe vendet e punës. Kryebashkiaku i Londrës, Sadiq Khan, i ka kërkuar qeverisë britanike të vendosë kufizime për numrin e taksive autonome që do të lejohen të qarkullojnë në kryeqytet. Sipas raportimit të The Guardian, Khan argumenton se zhvillimi i teknologjisë po ecën më shpejt sesa legjislacioni dhe se autoritetet vendore duhet të kenë më shumë kompetenca për të kontrolluar përdorimin e saj. Aktualisht, Transport for London (TfL) mund të miratojë ose refuzojë përdorimin e automjeteve autonome, por nuk ka të njëjtat kompetenca për licencimin dhe kufizimin e shërbimeve të taksive robotike. Një nga kompanitë që po investon në këtë sektor është Uber, e cila ka nisur testime të kufizuara në…
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Taksitë pa shofer pushtojnë rrugët e Londrës, kryebashkiaku kërkon kufizime: Rrezikohen vendet e punës
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