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I only see it as a problem if cities (and citizens...) think and act as if cars would be perfect for everything once they are self-driving. As an example, I ca
by carstenhag 3y ago
I only see it as a problem if cities (and citizens...) think and act as if cars would be perfect for everything once they are self-driving.
As an example, I can't imagine Munich without public transport. It's great. But 3-6 times per year I do need a car. If my friends or I didn't need to get a license, that would have been nice as well (it costs 2000-3000€ here), it also allows everyone to get driven.
- hkt 3y ago> I only see it as a problem if cities (and citizens...) think and act as if cars would be perfect for everything once they are self-driving. No doubt that's how they'll be marketed though. I just hope segregated cycle lanes become ubiquitous first so driverless cars don't kill me and my kids.