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Why you have (probably) already bought your last car
- alexgmcm 8y agoI think there are a lot more regulatory hurdles when going from a normal car to a self-driving one than from a horse to a car. In a sense a horse is somewhat 'self-driving' in that an accident could be entirely due to the behaviour of said horse and so this would provide a strong impetus to move to a car which is fully under the driver's control. Going to a self-driving car shifts back to a system that is not fully driver controlled and thus has to deal with all of the legal issues about who is culpable in the case of accidents and so forth.
- haser_au 8y agohttp://www.seacoastonline.com/article/20110107/NEWS/101070332 http://www.seacoastonline.com/article/20110107/NEWS/10107033...
- bryanrasmussen 8y agooh I thought it was because in 20 years climate change will have set the civilization capable of having cars to null.