> I live in a place where public transport already has last mile connectivity and I walk the rest of the way. Never owned a car and never plan to. Is this plac

> I live in a place where public transport already has last mile connectivity and I walk the rest of the way. Never owned a car and never plan to. Is this place completely car free? Because otherwise, replacing the remaining cars with self-driving cars would have significant benefits: * Less space needed for parking. * Pedestrians and cyclists can move safely because cars follow the traffic rules. * Less cost for police, first responders and medical care because of fewer traffic accidents. If my city replaced all human-driven cars with self-driving cars today, I would actually cycle and walk more. Because I would feel safer to do so. And I am surely not the only one.