Six weeks ago, France's Transport Minister raised concerns about the safety of a new transportation system, describing it as "not sufficiently safe." This assessment came amid growing public and political scrutiny over the reliability and security of emerging transport technologies, particularly those involving autonomous or semi-autonomous vehicles. Following a video conference between the minister and the CEO of Tesla, a major manufacturer of electric and autonomous vehicles, the minister reportedly returned a jacket that had been previously presented. While the specific context of the jacket is unclear, it may have been a symbolic gesture related to the minister's concerns or a diplomatic exchange during the meeting. The discussion likely focused on addressing safety issues and ensuring compliance with national regulations. As a result of these talks, two prototype vehicles are set to arrive in France in the near future. These vehicles are expected to be part of a broader initiative to integrate advanced transportation technologies into the country’s infrastructure. The arrival of these vehicles marks an important step in France's efforts to modernize its transport systems while maintaining high safety standards. The minister’s initial concerns highlight the challenges faced by governments worldwide as they balance innovation with public safety. France's approach to this issue reflects a cautious but progressive stance, aiming to support technological advancement without compromising the well-being of citizens.