Are you really serious? Your ideas of benefits to driverless or self-driving cars are nothing more than pie in the sky.
Consider - after a long day at work, you get into your self driving car and go someplace 15 hours away while you sleep. How well would you sleep in a moving vehicle in daylight hours? Would you even be able to go to sleep under those conditions? And in a car seat? Not me, thank you.
Taking business calls while stuck in traffic? Really? Got all of your files and your client information right there as well? Personally, I don't see a self driving car as safe or functional as a commuter train or bus.
If you want to go golfing 15 hours away, TAKE THE BUS!!
If you want to conduct your business, do it in the office! Not in heavy traffic.
I suggest that you get that dreamy look out of your eyes and face some reality. These things are a very long way from reliable or dependable. For the foreseeable future, they will need to be monitored by a living, breathing HUMAN. Like it or not.
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