> You do realize a lot of these people have class A license already Admittedly, I didn’t know that. > They also have wildly different politics. Yes, I’m just

> You do realize a lot of these people have class A license already Admittedly, I didn’t know that. > They also have wildly different politics. Yes, I’m just assuming self driving will be a topic broken down by politics. Do you disagree? My core thesis is that rural people won’t want self driving because it’s less compatible with their existing life, and the “saves lives argument is stronger in urban areas. I think, like guns and many other political topics, it’ll be polarizing, and the rural voters will get an outsized influence to fight it. Highways are an important part of the road system. I can’t imagine rural people being locked out nor forced to have two vehicles. Some people hunt for sustainance, and we protect that right despite being irrelevant for 99.9% of people. Many more people use trucks or heavy equipment on their farm/homestead for work (or pleasure eg off-roading). I assume we’ll end up protecting that the same way.