Controversy over driverless taxis in London

Controversy over driverless taxis in London

The mistakes of the past must not be repeated, columnist Adam Tranter warns in The Guardian: “The streets of the 20th century were reshaped to suit cars, often at enormous social cost. Entire communities were disrupted. Children lost the ability to roam. People stopped walking. Air pollution soared. A sense of community was lost. … If we want driverless technology to succeed it must be made to serve society, not the other way round. That means …