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Assuming you have that skill after years of having a computer drive you around.

• H8crilA 7y ago
  It's not hard to learn how to drive. Otherwise not ~everybody would be able to do it. I don't think that self driving cars will replace all cars immediately. That makes little sense from CAPEX perspective, cars are fine for 5, 10, maybe 15 years. You'll not replace an okay car for the latest self driving vehicle, dumping the previous car to the junkyard. Rollout may take decades. And we still don't know when are they coming to the market, that may also take a very long time.
  • onion2k 7y ago
    It's not hard to learn how to drive in a society where most people want to learn. A couple of decades after self-driving cars are commonplace there won't be any instructors working in cities, the rules will be very restrictive for what human drivers are allowed to do, and lessons will be astromonically expensive due to the low demand.
    • H8crilA 7y ago
      I think the world changes enough in a few decades that we can assume it will adjust to the new landscape.
    • colinmhayes 7y ago
      This is a joke. Driving is incredibly easy to self teach with 10 minutes and a parking lot.