- No: What about considerations of material use for numerous sensors and global equity of resources.
- Or: Proportion of H.P.V. as a service – such as Veemo
- Growing population density generates more traffic which can be optimized through autonomous regulation.
- It is transitional only. Separate corridors if needed, only short-term.
- If they can meet the need for simpler, slower local vehicle. faster, more efficient travel
- I think it’s about using the current resources to the optimum and working upwards from there.
- Yes, but fully integrated and electric.
- Yes, but as trains. 🙂
- Should’t that be a political consideration?
- As long as the tech is affordable.
- No, need mixed, as least for people moving slower
- Corridors? No. Mixed traffic? probably
- Perhaps, but changes to A/V will not be done within a single generation. It’ll take longer to integrate.
- Yes, but… what do we do with all the soon-to-be-useless parking space?
- As long as it’s proven to solve defined problems