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I kinda like the idea of robotaxis. They could be cheaper than normal ones, and you wouldn't have any worry about maintenance, parking or even going back to whe
by wkat4242 3y ago
I kinda like the idea of robotaxis. They could be cheaper than normal ones, and you wouldn't have any worry about maintenance, parking or even going back to where you left your car.
I live in a busy city and i dont even know where I'd leave a car if I had one. I often take taxis and this might make them even more viable.
- BenFranklin100 3y agoTying robotaxis and mass transit seems like a winning combination. Mass transit can get one within a kilometer and a robotaxi can do the rest.
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- preisschild 3y agoRobotaxis would be unnecessary when you embrace public transit like light rail or trolleybus. They are more efficient and thus cheaper.
- lotsoweiners 3y agoPlenty of people are willing to pay much more for private rides.
- sudosysgen 3y agoWhy not both? Robotaxi technology would allow for adaptively routed minibuses to be very cheap - and in fact be even better suited at it, which would solve the last-mile problem and make every other type of public transit even more efficient.