Which gets me to where I want to be.
You only have to watch human behaviour to realise that it is the only common denominator in accidents.
It is fact that the top F1 teams can get a car around a track by remote control quicker than they can with a driver.
Our roads, as poor as they are in Aus, are a gigantic asphalt parking lots for a form of transport that is arguably less efficient than the horse

As a kid I had a brilliant slot car set up. Having sat in traffic for far too long in my life, I have to ask, why is it in this day and age, where we can use GPS to guide massive mining trucks without a driver, do we rely on this archaic schamozel we have got today.
Imagine a system where you do not have a car. You hit a button on your personal communication device and it asks you where you want to go, tells you when to meet it and conveys you to your destination without risk because there is No Human Intervention.




100% reliable, electric community vehicles. Never hit a pedestrian, never kill a passenger. Your kids can play in the street without risk, no noise, no hooligans, no accidents and
No debate about keeping left
Think it cannot be done? Ask the geeks. If they can calculate order out of chaos, which they can, then they can solve the problem.
There is reason why human beings only get seriously hurt playing football and not when colliding in the shopping mall. We are not built to collide with anything at speed.
The calculations needs to be done by computer whilst the passengers text

Like the ones that land a Boeing every 1.5 minutes at Heathrow.
It is do-able, we have the technology, just there is a vested interest

Had to get that one in for all you capitalist V8 gass guzzlers with phallic vehicular syndrome

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