Yeah, I think this gets especially fascinating if people don't own their own vehicles. Uber, etc., are pretty big now, but they're still employing people with r

Yeah, I think this gets especially fascinating if people don't own their own vehicles. Uber, etc., are pretty big now, but they're still employing people with regular off-the-shelf cars. I think eventually we could reach a tipping point where most people don't own their own vehicles and Uber, etc., get so large that it makes sense for them to start building/buying purpose-built vehicles that could be dispatched according to your particular task. Commuting solo? You get a super-fuel-efficient one-seater. Driving 16 hours? You get a car with a bed in it, and your trip will take place overnight. Go to sleep in PA, wake up in Orlando. And so forth.