You don't see any reason? * I've seen research that indicates there are fewer drunk driving fatalities, when things like Uber are available in a town. I would

You don't see any reason? * I've seen research that indicates there are fewer drunk driving fatalities, when things like Uber are available in a town. I would imagine self-driving cars would follow that same trend. * I would guess that more people able to stay out late, drinking and spending money. * I've heard that with 10% of traffic being self-driving that it reduces overall traffic congestion. That sounds great. * Potentially reducing the demand for parking, which increases the supply for development (which yields more tax income for the city) * Potentially makes longer commutes more palatable, allowing people to work farther away from home, which eases housing costs. * Easier tourism. * Easier access for the disabled. Those seem like good reasons, in favor.