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i imagine some sort of circadian rhythm based around regional import/export. If autonomous vehicles become the order of the day, there will be much less 'road a
by classicsnoot 12y ago
i imagine some sort of circadian rhythm based around regional import/export. If autonomous vehicles become the order of the day, there will be much less 'road access'.
in terms of insurance, if the roads become phone lines and the vehicles signal, your trips would make you money should the system make you late or hurt you. if people could swallow a "transparent car tax" the companies that bid to solve infrastructure problems and maintain the System would be on the hook for errors.
the point of personal vehicles is commerce stimulus IMO and it is a money sink that profits very few and hurts a cluckton of others. I know people profit from mobility but cars do not create opportunity, they just expose it.
It is like a huge water slide that you pay to use after you buy a tube and a water tank and some weird squirting device that wets the slide for you and a couple stickers to prove you bought them all.
if i have to pay for a tube, i prefer the lazy river.