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I'm excited to see what self driving RVs do to the housing market in the bay and other high rent markets. Waking up infront of your office, then at the end of t
by armenarmen 10y ago
I'm excited to see what self driving RVs do to the housing market in the bay and other high rent markets. Waking up infront of your office, then at the end of the day going "home" and an hour or so later being up the coast without leaving your couch.
- narrowrail 10y agoI am deeply skeptical you will ever experience such a thing.
- pilom 10y agoGas is too expensive to move a house that way. Most RVs get significantly less than 10mpg. Ours gets about 7. Even if it drove itself, there is no way that I would want it moving that much per day.
- literallycancer 10y agoConverted bus shouldn't consume much more than a normal bus. From what I understand, a public transportation bus should be somewhere between 30-50 liters per 100 km. Which isn't that bad, considering you could drive like 30 km to some nice place out of the city, and maybe further away on the weekend. Even if you spend 20$ on gas every day, it's just a 600$ a month, which is much better than 3000$ for an apartment? Living in something like seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUYryxKfrUc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUYryxKfrUc doesn't seem so bad. Having to drive every day is annoying, but with a plug-in self driving computer (hopefully in the next 20 years?), it would be quite nice.
- oldmancoyote 10y agoI van-life you typically drive somewhere. Park it, and stay for a while, possibly weeks or even months.