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by linuxftw
2813 days ago
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> Consider that most people never drive more than 10 miles from their home on a given day. This is simply untrue if you're considering average commute distance of drivers in major cities. > hefty price of owning, maintaining, and insuring a vehicle These costs are highly variable, and many reasonable options are quite cheap. I don't see self-driving cars catching on any time soon in the US. Possibly in Europe. I think they will be limited to smaller vehicles that operate in glorified bike lines, only on known routes. |
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I'm sure that'd be correct if you'd said suburbs and rural areas, but according to this[0], the average commute for almost every major city is under 10 miles.
[0] https://www.marketwatch.com/story/here-are-the-typical-commu...