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**TerAlelmlor** · 05-09-2012, 09:41 AM

It will probably be like Minority Report, freeways, perimeters, interstate highways and possibly most highways in and around cities will become completely automated, while still allowing you to switch to manual in side streets, smaller cities, and rural areas. Switching to manual on a freeway system will be illegal except in emergency situations, where the vehicle will then move to the side of the road immediately.

Rush hour could be a thing of the past if a computer coordinates traffic flow. That in itself could also take another 30-50 years.

05-09-2012, 09:41 AM	#29
TerAlelmlor Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 591 Senior Member	It will probably be like Minority Report, freeways, perimeters, interstate highways and possibly most highways in and around cities will become completely automated, while still allowing you to switch to manual in side streets, smaller cities, and rural areas. Switching to manual on a freeway system will be illegal except in emergency situations, where the vehicle will then move to the side of the road immediately. Rush hour could be a thing of the past if a computer coordinates traffic flow. That in itself could also take another 30-50 years.
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