> "The justification for having them doesn't really apply to self-driving cars anyway." Because self-driving cars will be in constant contact with some central

> "The justification for having them doesn't really apply to self-driving cars anyway." Because self-driving cars will be in constant contact with some central digital infrastructure that will be tracking everything ("for quality control purposes") and the authorities can far more easily and effectively tap into that data than place license plate readers along the roadside. Tying the "session" together between purchasing information (that's already centralized and freely accessible), car route, and user history, is a piece of cake.