Imagine the future of autonomous transportation-robot taxis, self-driving Uber Cars

Have you ever wondered how much fun it is to go out for a drive? When I was young, I did exactly that, driving sports cars and motorcycles through the canyon, and went on a road trip just for the hell of it. Today, fuel costs and time constraints, traffic, and all those traffic rules deprive us of all the fun. In the future, our true drivers may be a thing of the past. Rather, the robotic system of self-driving cars needs to be driven anywhere or fly anywhere (in a flying car).

In fact, we may not own a car at all. Rather, call a car (flying car) when you need to travel. As we are talking, there are people who are busy planning this future, so let’s talk.

In fact, the OECD International Transport Forum recently published an interesting research paper with a title. “Upgrading Urban Mobility Systems-How Shared Self-Driving Cars Can Change Urban Traffic,” a study found that a fully integrated autonomous transportation system in a large city requires 80% of street parking. Eliminates sex and predicted to move everyone around in just 10% of cars. Passengers also travel more miles, but do it much more efficiently, daily commute is easier, and rarely even when there is no traffic to and from major cities.

Of course, this study presents challenges as the situation changes tentatively, and such optimal efficiency is far less than in the absence of autonomous transport. However, when fully integrated, the benefits are like day and night. Some challenges have already been seen, including a recent accident between a self-driving car and another car driven by a human driver in Nevada. It turned out that the car with the human driver had a disability.

As AI gets better, self-driving cars will become safer and people will demand that more than 20,000 car deaths be prevented each year in the United States. Of course, giving up our car will be a difficult sale, especially for our stubborn drivers who really love our car and driving. Some people are willing to give up control of their robot car, freeing up time to play with their personal tech devices and just saving stress. Our drivers and, at least initially, wealthy self-driving car owners and fleets of self-driving cars are ready to pick you up and take you where you can afford Imagine a mess with a Uber-type company that gives you. Consider all of this.