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So you exit the self driving private road to enter a public road where there are still local residents who insist on driving their own vehicle. Some of these re

So you exit the self driving private road to enter a public road where there are still local residents who insist on driving their own vehicle. Some of these residents have never been to location X and have no interest in it. They care about their neighborhood and getting around however they want. The point is driving is a freedom and getting rid of it in this country will be hard. I'd imagine self driving vehicles having more prevalence in China where the government can control what destinations you have access to and monitor your trips.

Bizarro 9y ago
You'll see municipalities and then states banning cars starting off using soft incentive based approaches, then harder approaches once enough people switch over. Many states (red) won't ban them for a very long time. the impact on freedom to travel will have to be secured and decentralized without any government kill switches.
- BRAlNlAC 9y ago
  You'll see municipalities and then states banning cars Which states? Maybe a few in New England, but I don't see that happening anywhere else. Counties perhaps, but there are rural areas pretty much everywhere, and people are going to want the freedom to drive their own vehicle.