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Given that he was instrumental in transforming Fords into a decent steer, you might think that he'd be unenthusiastic about a car that drives itself. But no. "You just push a button," he says, "and you do the driving."
What excites him is not so much the fact that you can do your emails while sitting in a traffic jam, or even cars that can run in tight-packed, high-speed streams along designated motorway lanes to instantly increase road capacity. Instead, it's the duties the car can perform while there's no-one in it.
It can park itself, self-drive from its bay to pick you up again and when the time comes, take itself to the garage for servicing. The possibilities, Parry-Jones suggests, go well beyond slogging through your emails in the jam now sludging between junctions nine and 10.
And there's no question that the car as a home help sounds attractive. Parry-Jones, who I saw this week at the annual Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders dinner, seems unworried by the legislative potential for taking our driving responsibilities – and pleasures – away from us.
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The thought of my car taking over duties driving on the motorway in overcrowded and increasingly gladiatorial rush hour traffic sounds fantastic. What's not so great is when it drives off autonomously to park itself or pick up the shopping and it mows someone down. (Possibly witnessed only by your kids who it picked up from school). The idea sounds ludicrous, is it April
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Under your system, if there are enough cars to go around to fulfil all the demand even at peak hours, who is going to pay for all these cars to sit around doing nothing so they can be used say at rush hour twice a day and on the weekends? Land isn't free. Cars depreciate. Even if they aren't being used, they will cost. Is some company going to pick up this tab so you can enjoy cheap car rental, or will they pass these costs onto you?
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Are you saying when its at the depot, it will have to be cleaned, maybe repeatedly through the day with different users, and have to keep driving in and out of town so it can do this? How much fuel is that going to use? Who is going to pay for all that cleaning? There are 2.6 million cars on London's roads. Say only 500,000 will be required under your system. How many people will you have to employ to wash all 500,000 cars multiple times a day, day in day out?
The inefficiencies of your suggested system light weight travel accessories will ensure that rental costs will be astronomical. You may as well buy your own. Try thinking in terms of how things ACTUALLY work.. not in some made up world where someone else pays for energy, land, labour and depreciation.
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