Those cars have to spend less time on the road because they don't have to spend time on parking, this leads to less car-hours on the road for the same trips. Th

Those cars have to spend less time on the road because they don't have to spend time on parking, this leads to less car-hours on the road for the same trips. Those cars will also be faster, safer and pick better routes than humans. > You also don’t need to park if you take a bus or a train and the things you want to get to are built near the bus and train stations. It is nonsensical to compare self-driving cars against buses or trains in a situation where we still have tons of private cars on the road. FSD can totally improve buses too, and well-designed multi-passenger vehicles can certainly easily end up making up most of the fleet. You could for example seat 4 people in completely isolated spaces without needing outrageously large vehicles. That'd be great for serving commutes where loads of people are going to the same areas.