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I think this is interesting, from a planning standpoint of today. In Portland, there is a huge effort to focus on pushing biking and transit as opposed to impro
by salmon30salmon 11y ago
I think this is interesting, from a planning standpoint of today. In Portland, there is a huge effort to focus on pushing biking and transit as opposed to improving the quality and capacity of our roads. I find this interesting, only because the concept of a 4 wheeled automobile that is around 6 feet wide. Existing infrastructure will be heavily utilized by this no matter what the future brings.
I am not an expert at all on city planning of course, and I realize its an incredibly complex field, but from a complete layman standpoint, investing in existing infrastructure today seems prudent.
- Zigurd 11y agoJust as high speed trains are lighter and less crash-worthy than slow trains, self-driving cards will evolve to be as light as reasonably possible while providing comfort. Lanes will become narrower, or allocated on demand. The extent of disruption is mostly underrated.