Re:Driverless Cars Tap the Brakes After Years of Hype
by Eridrus on Sunday January 20, 2019 @12:44AM
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That table stops at 2016 with driver comp at 43%, and the share was still growing at 3%/yr, and 43% savings is already a lot, so I'm not sure why you're writing labor savings off.
There's also efficiency gains to be had since computers don't need sleep, could have reduced insurance premiums, etc.
I also expect that with lighter vehicles, the cost of labor is an even higher percentage of total costs.
There's also efficiency gains to be had since computers don't need sleep, could have reduced insurance premiums, etc.
I also expect that with lighter vehicles, the cost of labor is an even higher percentage of total costs.