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If I don't want to own one now, I have to get to some place where they rent out cars, get it, do my thing and get it back there again, and then back home. For m
by croon 9y ago
If I don't want to own one now, I have to get to some place where they rent out cars, get it, do my thing and get it back there again, and then back home. For me this takes about ~30 minutes door to door each direction, even though I live "in the city".
In a self driving scenario I use an app and it shows up at my door, and likely much quicker, and then it drives itself off after I'm done.
- vonmoltke 9y agoYou can already do this now via Uber, Lyft, or a similar service. Other than making such a service somewhat cheaper, what fundamentally changes?
- croon 9y ago> You can already do this now via Uber, Lyft, or a similar service. This is heavily location dependent, as smaller cities and even countries don't have these services. And as you said, much more expensive than a driverless car. Also having the car wait for me during errands would cost a lot more if there's a driver sitting in it during.