Spending billions on roads will become money wasted, very quickly
Driverless electric vehicles will come faster than we think, visiting Stanford University lecturer says.
Most of the investment in new roads will be wasted because the disruption caused by driverless electric vehicles is going to happen extremely fast and will ultimately mean about an 80% drop in the number of cars on the roads.
That’s the view of Tony Seba, a Stanford University lecturer and
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Jenny Ruth
Thu, 23 Nov 2017
Thu, 23 Nov 2017
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Spending billions on roads will become money wasted, very quickly
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