Comment on The human-driven driverless carparentComments−incongruity11yIf the article is right and the cost of human labor really does fall, isn't it conceivable that you'd see teams of drivers driving day and night in shifts? (This would be much like pilots on long-haul flights).−gambiting11yThat already happens on long coach journeys - you have 2 or even 3 drivers and they switch every 8 hours(maximum allowed in EU).−mrfusion11yYikes, good point! You could even have an actual co-driver with separate controls (like drivers-ed vehicles) for extra safety.
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If the article is right and the cost of human labor really does fall, isn't it conceivable that you'd see teams of drivers driving day and night in shifts? (This would be much like pilots on long-haul flights).
That already happens on long coach journeys - you have 2 or even 3 drivers and they switch every 8 hours(maximum allowed in EU).
Yikes, good point! You could even have an actual co-driver with separate controls (like drivers-ed vehicles) for extra safety.