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I wonder what society will be like once self-drivings cars are ubiquitous. There'd be so much reclaimed real-estate from giant parking lots.
by lifeformed 13y ago
I wonder what society will be like once self-drivings cars are ubiquitous. There'd be so much reclaimed real-estate from giant parking lots.
- ams6110 13y agoWhy, will they not need to be parked anywhere?
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- awda 13y agoYou need less cars to serve the needs of the currently-in-motion population than for everyone to own their own car. The idea is, a smaller percentage of cars are parked at any given time, and can meet demand with fewer cars. Fewer cars, less parking required.
- jhonovich 13y agoYou will not need as many total cars as they can be shared and most people do not use them most of the time anyway. Think health clubs and Internet service provided by telcos. They can be oversubscribed by designed because providers know that not everyone will use simultaneously.
- lifeformed 13y agoWell, they wont have to take up prime real estate. You could move them somewhere cheaper to build, and in a dense arrangement.