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This is the first step to that solution, though - if all cars are self-driving optimally, that 2-4 hours rush becomes much shorter.
by tro2102 12y ago
This is the first step to that solution, though - if all cars are self-driving optimally, that 2-4 hours rush becomes much shorter.
- JulianMorrison 12y agoAutomated cars can in principle make subtle, shockwave-damping decisions in high density flow, zip together neatly at on ramps and make space for lane crossers at off ramps. And bonus, they can also in principle be doing useful things rather than occupying parking lots. I expect a slow phase change to car-as-public-transport that never stops rolling when it isn't in maintenance.
- im3w1l 12y agoWay more cars are needed during rush hour than other times, so I think even in the future cars will stop rolling.
- nulltype 12y agoI think it is likely that the rush becomes longer
- imranq 12y agothe biggest change would come from carpool adoption
- draugadrotten 12y agoPerhaps make huge autonomous drones that can airlift your tesla from one spot to another, bypassing congested areas.
- danielbln 12y agoA drone with that kind of lift sounds hugely expensive to build and operate.