If you've ever lived in a city with forty thousand college students then you already know that vehicles drive themselves. It's the only reason I can see that there aren't more accidents.
No self driving TV for me. The open road, hand draped over the wheel,AC on and looking back in the mirror at the silver bird equals half the fun of Airstreaming. What's happening to the American spirit?
No self driving TV for me. The open road, hand draped over the wheel,AC on and looking back in the mirror at the silver bird equals half the fun of Airstreaming. What's happening to the American spirit?
I don't mind driving either, but I have to admit that the open road, hand draped around a cold drink, AC on, and looking out any window sounds like a good time too.
It's an inevitable. For as much as people complain about our jobs going oversea's the statistics actually say robots have replaced more people than jobs going overseas in manufacturing. And it's predicted that automated trucking will be the next big thing.
Companies could save millions getting rid of truck drivers and replacing them with trucks that can drive nonstop from point A to point B without human error.
Politicians and crazy environmentalist and even the insurance industry love the idea of taking you out of the equation. Politicians and insurance people are already working together in a big money making ploy involving the future of self-driving cars. The idea there is once they are proven safer, start penalizing and taxing everyone who doesn't convert. WSJ has done a whole article on this.
But you'll see this really take off in commercial industries first before it spreads down to consumers. Most of you aren't going to be here, so why worry? Talking 20-30yrs out.
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