This is very interesting to read from a UK perspective. We don't have the concept of jaywalking, except for on motorways (I was actually shocked when an america

This is very interesting to read from a UK perspective. We don't have the concept of jaywalking, except for on motorways (I was actually shocked when an american friend explained it at uni, how the hell does anyone get anywhere, then I realised they mostly drive). So these social interactions don't just occur in certain areas, they're widespread across most roads and pedestrians technically have right of way over cars. Could autonomous vehicles cause the end of walking places?