> there’s not physically enough space for self-driving taxis for everyone Do you have any sources on this? I agree that space on the roads of major cities is a

> there’s not physically enough space for self-driving taxis for everyone Do you have any sources on this? I agree that space on the roads of major cities is an issue now, but several changes in the future could mitigate these issues significantly: 1) Self driving cars will probably end parking in city centres. Suddenly, a lot of congested roads have ~twice the surface area. 2) Self driving cars may eventually be able to drive within centimetres of one another. 3) No need for a huge bonnet (small electric engine), boot/trunk (rooftop rack storage), pedals, dashboard, etc in an electric automated taxi. A 2-4 person vehicle is now rather compact indeed. 4) Remote/part-time-remote work may mean commutes are avoided, or staggered throughout the day, for the majority of people. There's a lot less peak capacity required, compared to today.