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In our multi-racial society a car provides a physical barrier that offers protection from violent and criminal elements of our society. In an emergency situation such as wildfires, hurricanes, flooding it is gas-powered vehicles that allow the evacuation of cities and threatened areas. It is power lines and cell towers that are the first to fall in a hurricane or a badly flooded area.
How do you propose to charge the batteries in thousands of vehicles fleeing a natural catastrophe? I live in New Orleans, Louisiana. The entire city was evacuated before Hurricane Katrina. People left on the trains, the buses, but most left the city in their own vehicles. Tens of thousands of people all trying to get out of the city.
It took hours just to reach the city limits. Electric vehicles would have lost half their charge just getting out of the city of New Orleans. No one will risk their lives, certainly not the lives of their children, to have an electric vehicle.
You cannot depend on government to take care of you and your family. No one will give up their gas-powered vehicles. An electric vehicle standing still with its heater or air conditioner off uses a negligible amount of power.
Please remember that in the model year there will be at least three battery-powered cars that will have ranges on a full charge of about miles. Ever heard of a taxi? More of a step sideways. Some petrol cars will remain, like horses. A statement of high income.
Yes, just living in a rural area means needing a vehicle. Still if they reduce congestion in the cities, it will be nice for us country folk when we have to drive our cars to the city. What a ridiculous notion!
Do you have solar cells on your roof? No, you do not or you would realize they provide very little electricity. These vehicles would have their down time during the night.
No current is generated from solar cells during the night. Oh, golly gee, we would have to have coal burninig electrical generation, perhaps natural gas to generate all that electricity needed for millions of electric vehicles. Better start building those power plants because you will need to triple the amount of electricity generated today in order to charge up all those electric cars.
Darn, those details are always so pesky and expensive. That reminds me, who gets to pay the bill for this socialist pipe dream? So the actual cost of the vehicle is secondary. How much does a plane cost? No-one owns their own, they buy a ticket. The left has a tendency to believe if they repeat their nonsense enough times people will begin to believe it and accept it as fact. Fortunately, the majority of the people do not fall for this tactic. Common sense prevails and people simply dismiss stories like this as more of the liberal nonsense put out by the media.
I imagine that families with children small enough to need safety seats will have their own cars, just because installing, removing, and lugging around the seats would be such a hassle. When the youngest child got big enough to use a standard adult seat belt, the parents might give up having their own car with a sigh of relief. Yep, agree. Agree,I not sure it will be redundant, after towing a boat for km and driving km in a week last year!
Also the above report does not cover the social impact on jobs, if all couriers, uber, taxis, hire cars are replaced what will all these people do for a job? Financing it will be the greatest social battle the world has ever seen. Parking may be easier. You would hope there would be some sort of car pooling, ride sharing ability.
Good point re the parking. Should free up some road space. If these are no longer required for cars, or have a massive reduction in usage, then they could be repurposed for cycle parks. Well exactly. So that means there is a vested interest in ensuring there is large scale commuting via owner-vehicles.
Yes, unfortunately. At the same time they are the development approval regulatory authority for new car parks. Conflict of interest? There is the potential it leads to more cars. With one required for your service near your home near your work.. With this statement you are demonstrating a lack of understanding about how the system would work. Say for instance people abandon mass public transit in favour of a more personal service in the morning…at peak start times…..
No, actually he is making a good point. The system you envision is simply not feasible without a massive government infrastructure, at enormous costs, in total control of all traffic. Unworkable and unaffordable. With perfect implementation the car that arrives at the kerb to pick you up will have only completed a trip moments before, and will go onto another trip once it drops you off.
In order to bring your trip cost down you will also have the option of sharing the car with someone else, which the booking system will manage so as to minimise disruption to your trip. Live traffic planning using apps such as Google Maps has already made traffic flow more efficient in cities. Try this for , people going to the ANZ stadium during peak hour on a wet night — and then 3 hours later to pick them all up again.
Sure it can be done but the current generation will google a car 5 mins before they need it on there smart phone. So some central body will need to plan the cars and have them ready for the load, so it sounds like a public system and all the good things that brings! Another advantage is that wind drag for most is greatly reduced. There is a lot or research being conducted at present to establish the rules and behaviour so platoons interact safely and sensibly with other road users.
One limitation is that it is a once-off improvement and will not solve congestion if traffic density increases greatly could double? Multi-passenger travel would help, perhaps Ubers should be mini-buses and not passenger cars. I have a relation who has never owned a vehicle. He does own a push bike, if that can be determined as a vehicle. I expect if he ever purchases a vehicle it will be an EV. However the article does relate to his situation to some extent although his use of public transport is his primary travel choice.
I would venture to say his savings from never having purchased the worst consumer item ever produced is handsomely reflected in his financial situation. For most of my working life I commuted by bike allowing us to have only one car for the wife to get to work No doubt about it, cars are money pits.
People obsess over fuel prices but are oblivious to the standing costs. Electric Vehicle does not equal autonomous vehicle. Two different concepts, but these technologies will obviously coincide in the same vehicle. I for one would be happy to have an EV without autonomy parked in my suburban drive but would equally be happy but scared sh-tless no doubt to use an autonomous ICE vehicle in the city. If your like me Ian then you would welcome every other driver on the road have autonomous driving?
A friend of mine is eagerly awaiting autonmous vehicles. He wants to brake check them and watch the hipsters spill their turmeric lattes.
He is evil though. When you an auto drives really a lot of km, the purchase costs are becoming secondary, the operation cost starts to rule. EVs are much cheaper to operate. The argument that you will not need to upgrade…. The trick is in transport-as-a-service model. In that case, car will be owned by some service providing company, customers will pay for the ride. What is certain, that with this business model, cars will be x more utilized k km per year, not per lifetime.
So, the cost of purchase will not be so important, service provider will gladly purchase twice as expensive product while it has 4x lower fuel costs and cheap maintanence. Why we are so sure? Just look at air traffic, railways, shipping or trucks, service vehicles. If the general public cold afford planes, helicopters, ships, trucks etc we would all have are own as the Wealthy already do! But the Electric Hatchback Torana project is underway…. Wait till Holden shut down in October this year, then we will see how much more they are worth as Australia will never produce a car again!
Time for someone to design in a quick-fit child seat system too. That is the single most inhibiting item for young families using taxis or other TaaS facility other than a bus. I think if you look at the cars people currently buy, you can see that assuming people will go for something because it is the cheapest option is a long way from actual human behaviour. The article address that point well. Care to share examples of mass-market products where the majority of people spend more than 10 times as much on products or services that offer less benefits?
Not if it comes to giving up freedom of movement that is reliable and practical. Where substantial investment is involved change is more gradual — decisions are not just economic they are driven by social, psychological factors and facilitating governance structures. I think cycling and walking will experience massive upside due to this — all of those roads will be able to be repurposed to use them for cycle ways, and they will be safe, because the autonomous cars will be able to detect the cyclists or pedestrians and not collide with them.
I wonder if anyone has modelled that? Good point. Is this just a WA thing? At least we now have the 1. Before that became law — cyclists were startled and turned to look back at me what was up, when I slowed down to their speed, if there was not enough space to pass them safely on 2 lane roads. Talk about expectations.
So far, WA has failed on the 1. Compliance is the other issue. Another aspect pf the EV experience it that it is easy to slow up and pace cyclists at a reasonable following distance as they negotiate traffic circles. Yes but for autonomous EV they will need to tune the systems first. The rise of e-bikes will help too as onboard GPS would help the system recognise their location. Time to banish cars from the roads! Everybody there drove as well, the only person who was close enough to walk the two kids lived less than m from the School.
Most mums often have one in a pram — lots to carry on a bicycle. Yes I realise there are some impediments but a lot of what you describe can be overcome through protected cycle-paths and improvements to infrastructure. Electric bicycle or motor bike has a chance but they got to be much cheaper but they will only raise accidents as once non enthusiast start to drive them, its all over!
Look I realise bikes are not suitable for everybody, but there are large health, economic and environmental benefits. Hot weather? Are you beginning to get my point here? It simply will not work.
Bicycles and electric vehicles are a ridiculous waste of time. Cars are the cheapest and most reliable form of transportation in our society. That will never change because people will not accept anything that curtails their freedom of movement, that impacts their safety and the safety of their families. Wake up! Cycling is not suitable for every purpose, there are a mix of use-cases for which cycling is good and others where other modes of transport are good.
You also have to look at the interplay between suburban living and transport modes. On EVs, they are cars. When autonomous EVs emerge you will be able to have one come and pick you up and take you to Wal-Mart, and the overall ownership cost will be much less. Yes a mother can carry her children and her groceries on a bike. No problem! You people are nuts. A friend of mine has one and uses it every day. That is true.
So even if we double or triple that, we still have a long long way to go. The Netherlands were a predominately car dominated culture until they implemented a very strong policy of moving to cycling over several decades. It can be done. As I have said elsewhere, there is a mix of use-cases for differing modes of transport and not all of them are matched with each other. I realise this is a little difficult for people to understand.
The cars will coordinate tasks autonomously. We will have a travel plan and it will be accessable by all cars. We will also have an energy profile and cars will be the poles and wires to the high density and normal housing. They will park at residences and share energy for all purposes. There will be no need to pay or notify. It will be auto.
The need to request a vehicle outside the plan will be a quick word into the phone. EVs are batteries on wheels. They will have multiple functions, transport as well as mobile energy. As you say, you can imagine a scenario whereby a facility or house will require additional power. A fully charged EV could automatically drive to the location and provide power to that facility, or conversely if a household had excess power from its solar array, the EV could charge itself from that solar array over the grid.
A little like what Reposit Power are doing now. Each resident on average will have 1 car. Each car will have details and energy sharing arrangements with all units. The possibilities are endless. When out the cars will frequently be connected to the grid via the charging stations.
This will enable functions of energy management kn the main grid. There will always be many times more battery storage connected to the grid in this way than is tequired. I believe the contribution of the cars in this way would greatly reduce the cost of the energy use at home. What nonsense, do you really think all the people of any large city will cooperate in this?
The level of violence and the amount of property crime is overwhelming. No way these people are sharing anything, they are takers, consumers. The vehicles, the maintenance and upkeep, the insurance, the energy costs? No, this is a ridiculous socialist dream of some fictional nirvana. I feel the same will be the case here. Anybody who drives an EV on a daily basis will be familiar with how much energy it actually uses. It would probably be reasonable to predict that taxis will be displaced and public transport augmented as passengers conclude that it is still quicker to take a short ride to the station and blast down the rails instead of sit in in a traffic jam with 50, other ubers.
We finally gave away our ,km, 20 year old Toyota Corona because of worn-out upholstery, door-seals, failed heater, drafts, rattles; the power system was still in good working condition.
You design these pooled EV cars with easily replaceable components — seats that are easy to reupholster or replace — door seals are not hard to replace and a heater box that is modular in nature. They might not be stylish but they will be incredibly utilitarian. Much like the London Taxi design I would expect. Na, the Trabants frame was rusted through after 10 years in certain places. Not even Unterbodenschutz helped.
And had to be replaced when I turned 7 or thereabouts. My Parents are both to old, poor eye sight etc to drive they could benefit from it. Uber and Taxis too. The biggest hurdle for ownership is we predominately all access our vehicles at the same time, peak hour, school holidays, events. So this implies we have a fleet large enough to cover these periods but the vehicles will sit idle while we are at work, school, uni etc — bit like solar farms at night, wind farms on windless days….
Furthermore, when we go on holidays we want a vehicles large enough to tow and carry the luggage, equipment and toys to the destination, so the BEV we need then are not the same BEV we need when you are single coming home from a party.
Furthermore, whats the business plan for government to abandon fuel excise? The real danger to America was not just a filthy muslim sodomite by the name of Obama alone, but a citizenry capable of entrusting a filthy sodomite like him with the Presidency.
It will be far easier to limit and undo the follies of a gay Obama presidency than to restore the necessary,commonsense ,Godliness and good judgment to a depraved electorate willing to have such a creature for their president or any democrat…. The problem is much deeper and far more serious than Mr. Blaming the prince of the gay fools should not blind anyone to the vast confederacy of fools that made him their prince.
It is less likely to survive a multitude of fools such as those who made this gay muslim creature their President. Hey knock yourselves out with this story because it is a bunch of hooey! Just more closed minded reasoning from people who lack worldly experience and knowledge. How about below? Do they even work in those temperatures?
Think not. Just gotta keep brushing the snow off of them…and wait until dawn…and pray for sun. You have to clean them off or lose power production. Put wipers, like windshield wipers, on the roof. Clean the roof once and use the wipers to stay clean.
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