San Jose cyclists may soon have to share bike lanes with DoorDash delivery robots

San Jose is planning to propose a program to bring food delivery robots known as DoorDash Dot to the city, but some cyclists say they are concerned about sharing bike lanes with autonomous devices.

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San Jose is planning to propose a program to bring food delivery robots known as DoorDash Dot to the city, but some cyclists say they are concerned about sharing bike lanes with autonomous devices.

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According to ABC7 Bay Area’s linked item, San Jose cyclists may soon have to share bike lanes with DoorDash delivery robots, San Jose is planning to propose a program to bring food delivery robots known as DoorDash Dot to the city, but some cyclists say they are concerned about sharing bike lanes with autonomous devices.

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