A researcher has said that in the future there will be driverless cars that will drive its occupants to their destination.
Martin Spring, the Lancaster University professor who co-authored a paper on the potential of self-driving cars, said that in the future there is going to be a network of self-drive cars that you simply book; they'll arrive and take people to their destination, FHM India magazine reported.
He said that because they are runa centralised network, they'll never crash, never have to find a parking spot and never be caught in traffic again.
Spring said that a driving seat, a steering wheel or any driving paraphernalia will not be needed inside. He said that instead, people will be able to get dressed in the car as it whisks them to work, guided by cameras, lasers and GPS maps downloadedthe internet as they go.