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In order to control what happens in the car when you're not in it. I would expect driverless taxis to end up like public toilets.
by jpollock 12y ago
In order to control what happens in the car when you're not in it.
I would expect driverless taxis to end up like public toilets.
- raldi 12y agoIf public toilets had a user reputation system (like Uber), they would be as lovely as the ones in Japan. Unless you had a bad reputation, in which case you deserve what you get.
- danielbln 12y agoYou don't have to register at the toilet with your ID/driver's license. You do however, have to do that when you use e.g car sharing, and the first question the system usually asks you, is: "is the car clean?". If no, then the previous renter will be liable. So this is already a solved problem.