I'm a big fan of the nascent self driving technology, but vehicles in the first several waves of that revolution will still need a proper human interface. And

I'm a big fan of the nascent self driving technology, but vehicles in the first several waves of that revolution will still need a proper human interface. And realistically, I think "dual interface" cars will own the general market (non-taxi, etc) for a long time to come. Anyone who enjoys driving once in a while on a nice piece of road (E.G. the 280 between Daly City and Cupertino) is going to want a car that also features a manual mode. Eventually we'll have cars where a hidden steering wheel unfolds from the dashboard and pedals rise from the floor. And parental controls to prohibit your teen from accessing them ;)