Fair point: "predominantly" would imply >50% adoption. My argument was only one of timescales. But still ambitious. I would still say that being truly autonomo

Fair point: "predominantly" would imply >50% adoption. My argument was only one of timescales. But still ambitious. I would still say that being truly autonomous is quite different to a "help you park" feature and having "assisted braking". Its all the gaps in between these tasks. In the UK and I haven't yet seen a demo of a car driving down rural roads, let alone on UK motorways or in congested London. But with segregation I could totally see autonomous vehicles being swiftly adopted within a matter of months. [edit] yes I know the study is about the US.