From another perspective, if you assume that if you can make people more productive, your economy will get better, an issue I see when I travel is it's really h

From another perspective, if you assume that if you can make people more productive, your economy will get better, an issue I see when I travel is it's really hard in a lot of places to get from point A to point B. Take Mexico City, for example. I am not an expert but I spent quite a bit of time there and pretty much anything takes multiple hours of transportation unless its right in your area. And that's a problem for many people who cannot afford expensive means of transportation. If you could make it so travel times end-to-end were less than an hour and even shorter in more cases, people could accomplish more. I don't research this stuff, but I feels to me like a place that would have a huge ROI, and I just don't think self-driving cars improves that for a lot of people.