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If that’s the case you can reduce parking and incentivize reduced car use regardless of automation. It’s just an urban planning matter. It doesn’t follow that
by erentz 7y ago
If that’s the case you can reduce parking and incentivize reduced car use regardless of automation. It’s just an urban planning matter.
It doesn’t follow that automation reduces the need for parking which then causes people to not own a car because there is reduced parking.
- nicoburns 7y agoHmm... but if someone only actually need a car occasionally then there's a saving. Automation could enable car-sharing.