By Catherine Austin Fitts
The magazines and airwaves are full of news about car sharing.
Do the math – the numbers show you why the push is on to change the fundamental economics of automobiles.
The trend to megacities means the number of people who live in dense urban environments are growing. The rise of a global middle class means they want to own cars. Trouble is the expense and traffic problems compound.
So how do we make car sharing easier and more economic? How do we make network cars and make them driverless? The push is on to make smaller cars, car sharing and networks cars more fashionable.
And now Californians can have car insurance charged on a per mile basis. Check it out: http://www.metromile.com/
When the insurance companies support it, you know it is going to happen.
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