After several years of negotiation and testing, Cruise was at the front of the autonomous line last week. It became the first driverless taxi service in San Francisco to charge for its services. The limited service area program features solo occupants getting rides in Chevrolet Bolts. The system is currently geofenced to the Northwest corner of the city of San Francisco, mostly residential areas in a grid of low-speed streets. Co-hosts Bruce Aldrich and James Raia talk with Jackie Shannon, Director of Product Management at Cruise, in this episode of The Weekly Driver Podcast. The Cruise driverless taxi service debuted last week in San Francisco. The episode was taped the day after Cruise's debut. We were curious to hear about the company's feedback from passengers the day after its first night of operation. Cruise: Limited Debut in San  ...