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Not to mention that the upside of self-driving cars is capped at the cost of an uber driver, and even in a world with ubiquitous fully autonomous cars you still
by gizmo 4y ago
Not to mention that the upside of self-driving cars is capped at the cost of an uber driver, and even in a world with ubiquitous fully autonomous cars you still want public transportation.
Driver assistance on highways is probably the right 80/20 solution, at least for the foreseeable future.
- weezin 4y ago> Not to mention that the upside of self-driving cars is capped at the cost of an uber driver An uber driver that can drive 24/7. Also there are a lot of cars that sit in parking lots 95% of the day that can be used.
- smileysteve 4y agoThe parking lot problem is way far off though, and efforts like Zipcar attacked the utilization problem but have not seen wide adoption
- Ekaros 4y agoParking lot problem is also demand problem. Demand is not sufficiently elastic. How many people would be happy have their commute car available on one day maybe at 6 and then next on 10 or 11 or 12...