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Problem robotaxis face: cleaning up customers' mess
The bill to sanitise filth deposited by passengers could be in the tens of millions of dollars annually
Uber's Ford Fusion self-driving cars during a demonstration in Pittsburgh. The arrival of the robotaxi, without any human to compensate for navigating traffic, could be one of those big economy altering events.
PHOTO: REUTERS
New York
IT DIDN'T take long for Pritam Singh to learn a key lesson about working for Lyft. People are disgusting. They have a nasty habit of throwing up in moving vehicles.
Rideshare drivers are acutely aware that customers tend to do that, along with slightly less annoying things
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