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Mm. No. Where / how much you drive it has everything to do with the amount of risk and is completely personal.
Well, self-driving cars should refuse to drive in conditions that are outside the safety parameters they are designed for, regardless of exposure (time, amount, and condition driven), so the result should be the same.
Even standard warranty doesn't define conditions that strictly, just time & mileage - and even that bcs of the wear.
Watch these Tesla's eat shit in "Full" Self-Driving mode because there's fog, it's sort of darkly hilarious that human needed to intervene to avoid hitting a fucking freight train:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4f-crzpZ9w
No dude. If you live in a high crime city your insurance is going to cost more than if you live in an affluent gated community. Because the risk of theft or vandalism or damage is just greater. I’m not saying that’s right or wrong, it’s just a fact. But maybe facts don’t belong in this fantasy session about how we all wished insurance worked.