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Robo-cars in taxi mode won't stop, they'll go from one job to the next, and they won't park except at times of low demand. Unlike drive-it-yourself cars, they w
by JulianMorrison 14y ago
Robo-cars in taxi mode won't stop, they'll go from one job to the next, and they won't park except at times of low demand. Unlike drive-it-yourself cars, they won't eat up urban space for parking lots, and the total car fleet will be much smaller because the allocation only has to be "one per currently travelling commuter", more or less, rather than "one per human".
- bruceboughton 14y agoSo just like taxis, then?
- masklinn 14y agoWith no driver and a quarter the size or less for smaller (1-seat) units.
- MichaelApproved 14y agoAnd instead of underground trains, there could be underground highways that automatic vehicles use.