A closer look
A highway packed with self-driving trucks might sound like science fiction, but the real change ripples beyond the asphalt. Think of the roadside diner serving breakfast at dawn or the dusty motel catering to exhausted drivers. Their business isn’t really about eggs and pillows—it’s built on the biology of human fatigue. Automation sweeps in with tireless vehicles, never needing coffee breaks or beds, and suddenly entire economies fueled by human pauses are at risk of fading. Self-driving technology won’t just tidy up deliveries—it will quietly erase the hidden ecosystems born from tired steering wheels.
