> Driving is a miserable experience inflicted upon 86 percent of us every morning and every afternoon, five days a week. But you won't be the one driving. You

> Driving is a miserable experience inflicted upon 86 percent of us every morning and every afternoon, five days a week. But you won't be the one driving. You won't have to deal with the stress of making those decisions and being constantly aware and hoping that some a-hole doesn't mess up and hurt you, or that you'll mess up and hurt someone else. So, what's the problem meant to be? > The notion that hundreds of thousands of Google car pods will glide through cities in humming packs just inches apart is deeply naive. Almost every major city in the U.S. contains the rebuttal to that idea, in the form of new freeways that ere supposed to relieve congestion and improve commute times. Very few demands are uncapped, and I've not seen any evidence that the demand for transport is so.