This was way more exciting to watch than any recent F1 event. SORRY NOT SORRY !

Or ride a train.

The tax thing and mileage quota I can’t see. The other two might not be all bad if the system connected you to mass transit options. Some cities could really use a car limit.

Because here’s how our new vehicular utopia is really going to work. Owe some back taxes or fines? Oops, your car isn’t going to start until you settle up.

Welcome to the topic of my next peice, already in the pipeline.

You’re leaving out one HUGE factor, and the one in which I think carries the most consequence: government regulation and the inevitable mischief that will arise from it.

Am I the only automotive enthusiast who is actually looking forward to fully autonomous cars? I hate driving purely for commuting, and trust a machine much more than I do the average driver. I want to use my non-autonomous sports car for fun - hooning on a track the same way a horse enthusiast rides a horse for sport,…