An 18-year-old cyclist suffered life-threatening injuries at a 25 mph intersection where infrastructure design and automated vehicle systems combined with lethal effect, although you won’t find that critical safety analysis in standard reporting. Consider however that lethal design choice at the Nevada intersection deliberately omitted important crosswalk markings, creating legal cover for artificial intelligence to … Continue reading NV Tesla Critically Attacks Cyclist: Road Design Trains FSD to Kill→
When historians examine how societies normalize mechanized violence, the period between 2016 (Nice) and 2025 (New Orleans) will demand particular attention. This era marks a fundamental shift in how vehicular force evolved from terrorist tactic towards automated system of violence. The Mineta Transportation Institute’s analysis of 78 vehicle ramming attacks between 1973-2018, for example, reveals … Continue reading From Nice to New Orleans: Vehicle Borne Attacks as Urban Terror and State Control→
Calling it their “Week of Cone”, residents of SF reduced the threat to the city from renegade “driverless” vehicles by gently placing a traffic cone to completely shut them down. It had all the hallmarks of the extremely successful SFMTrA movement of 2016. As you may recall, Tesla’s “driverless” software back in 2016 murdered two … Continue reading Trivial Hacks Disable Driverless Taxi Infrastructure→
It’s been documented extensively how the Nixon administration coldly and cruelly used “freeway” planning for cars to destroy non-white neighborhoods across America. Many don’t realize an “Eisenhower” interstate system was in fact spearheaded by VP Nixon, who later unleashed wrecking balls and bulldozers on black neighborhoods in a racist campaign to destroy non-white power in … Continue reading American Cities Finally Start to Acknowledge “Death Corridors” Were No Accident→
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