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If it doesn't have a steering wheel then no one will buy it. It's too weird and different and will be a major obstacle to adoption. So yeah, corporate wants it

• danuker 5y ago
  You are speculating. A self-driving taxi, bus or truck service might not find having controls important.
• btilly 5y ago
  Not noone. If there was a low-end car that could drive my kids to/from school without a licensed driver present, I'd buy it in a heartbeat. So would any other parent who has the money, and regularly has a conflict between where work would like them to be, and where they need to be for their children's school. (Yes, I'm familiar with and have used rideshare. Uber's liability won't cover taking kids, HopSkipDrive will, but they cost a lot more and every so often you get the situation where they don't find a driver. The convenience of, "Don't have to worry about it" would be worth a lot to me, and would give the children a lot of freedom.