This 30-year-old commutes 4 hours, and 140 miles, every day so he doesn't have to pay $4,500-a-month San Francisco rent
Just wondering if the car can really drive by itself, wouldn't it be possible to sleep all the way?
An example routine:
4:30am Wake up, shave, brush teeth, etc.
5:00am Enter car, enter destination and enable self-driving mode.
5:10am Doze off (Zzzzzz....)
7:30am Arrive at workplace.
7:45am Take a shower, change into work attire, eat breakfast.
Lots of implication in my opinion.
1. Companies can hire people living further away, hence depressing wages.
2. Cost of living falls as it is no longer necessary to pay expensive rent.
3. Residential Real estate value in the city may be affected.
4. Companies making self-driving cars can charge a premium.
5. Traffic congestion may worsen as people drive further and more cars clog the roads.
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