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sounds great in the US where cars are first class citizens in cities, but it feels like a loss for pedestrians in more mixed cities. Though I suppose, mixed ci
by tetris11 2y ago
sounds great in the US where cars are first class citizens in cities, but it feels like a loss for pedestrians in more mixed cities.
Though I suppose, mixed cities will ultimately push cars out, which will separate the two better and allow the car world to do whatever automated works it wants without harming anyone
- maccard 2y agoNot all roads are in cities, though. I'd be fine with "manual" driving in a city if I could turn on smart-cruise-control on the motorway and let it do its thing at 40/60/70 knowing that I can relax just a little bit more. Doubly so if in an EV world, the cars can talk to each other and a central network to say "I'm going to need to charge in X km, so I can use charger A, B, or C" and they communicate to minimise wait times across the board.