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Parking is not really a problem for self driving cars. Most people will use them as services. If you want to own one, then its a problem. But by the time indiv
by meowkit 6y ago
Parking is not really a problem for self driving cars. Most people will use them as services.
If you want to own one, then its a problem. But by the time individual can buy one I would bet they can just drive themselves around or to a distant location and wait for recall.
- akira2501 6y ago> Most people will use them as services. So we're just shifting the parking problem to a rush hour availability problem? Parking isn't merely an unnatural or unfortunate phenomenon. > or to a distant location and wait for recall. Which is essentially identical to public transportation.
- dwohnitmok 6y ago> Which is essentially identical to public transportation. I disagree. It's worse, from a strictly time of transportation point of view, than having your own car, but point-to-point automated transportation with some initial recall latency is still leagues ahead of public transportation.