Yes, this is terrific news. The easiest way to change the law is to get on a plane. It's an important reminder for every entrepreneur that worries about regula

Yes, this is terrific news. The easiest way to change the law is to get on a plane. It's an important reminder for every entrepreneur that worries about regulatory barriers. A workaround may be more accessible than you expect. Nationalistic competition is actually the solution to regulatory problems. Look how quickly countries are approving self-driving cars. UK, Japan, Sweden, Netherlands, Spain, Singapore, I can't keep track. Two years ago we worried that regulatory concerns might prevent adoption. But now that the train is leaving the station, countries don't want to be left behind, . The lesson is to keep pressing ahead with progress. EDIT: Sweden is moving step by step, they are planning tests on public roads: http://www.wired.com/2015/02/volvo-will-test-self-driving-cars-real-customers-2017/ http://www.wired.com/2015/02/volvo-will-test-self-driving-ca...