I’m going to assume that the same pattern will continue into the future, unaffected by the rise of driverless cars.s, let’s say mainly via ridesharing, and can each go your own ways, since you don’t need an adult licensed driver. You might send the kids off to school in the morning, bereft of you as the parent having to drive them there.r as much when using autonomous cars, instigated by the lack of needing an adult licensed driver in the car.
2. Individual owners of autonomous cars might decide that rather than trying to squeeze out some extra bucks on Sundays, they will go ahead and use their autonomous car for their own interests, including undertaking a leisurely SundayLet’s assume that you individually own an autonomous car that is being used for ridesharing to buck-up your income.
When then can you potentially make use of your beloved autonomous car that you decided to purchase? Well, when it is at its lowest utility value in the marketplace, which I’m arguing would likely be on Sundays.
Send one for me when I become governor Afghanistan but not in greed but as gift
None worried about the global warming caused by these Sunday Drives?
Our Sunday drives were great. But night drives in the rain were better.