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They get you from point A to point B, not "somewhere near point A to somewhere near point B". That said, I'm not greatly convinced that this model is better. I
by potatolicious 13y ago
They get you from point A to point B, not "somewhere near point A to somewhere near point B".
That said, I'm not greatly convinced that this model is better. It's more efficient, certainly, but I regard this in the same way that a nutrient paste is more efficient than eating regular meals. Walking as a part of daily life strikes me as something that has a lot of positive externalities.
- nhaehnle 13y agoSelf-driving cars don't fix the congestion problem, though. Actually, it is quite plausible that congestion might get worse with the introduction of self-driving cars, because being stuck in traffic will no longer be such a terribly mind-numbing experience.