Comments by "HesteBremse" (@HesteBremse) on "Bloomberg Originals" channel.

Thanks for a great comment making a lot of sense.
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Yes one should think so, at least for how our curve of advanced technology is growing. On the other hand we used most of a century to stay with rather in efficient fossil fuel systems, even that many technologies was already giving us better opportunities. A mixture of consumer want or want not with the current times, as well as some companies protecting investments and other prospects held back a wide range of technologies for long time periods.
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Well, you say "Once robotic cars take over" – which implies that a part of the population will no longer have a great interest in driving – This trend has already begun – many young people in the 20ies do not dream about having their own car – Instead they used shared car platforms and other rentable platforms like E-scoters and bikes + Public transport where it is available. If there will be a regulation against self-driving cars? – Not all over permanent ones but we might see areas in large cities where only autonomous vehicles are allowed. –Also the timespan has to be considered from now till the majority of vehicles are autonomous. With the amount of cars on the world's roads, we are looking at a considerable timespan. Secondary regular cars will still be needed in many underdeveloped areas and remote places – So any total ban is very unlikely in the near future or at all.
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