When the man with glasses gives his perspective, the enablement hits you. If you've any humanity, you feel the potential this technology brings to so many.
I can relate to this. Anyone who has ever had to take a family members car away from them as they get older can as well. When someone has driven most of their life, losing the ability to drive can be a very difficult. To them its losing their independence. Self driving technology is very much about enablement.
It's exciting to think that for the younger people now those sorts of issues are likely to be "fixed" when they get older.
The man with the glasses is Steve Mahan, the blind man from their previous video:
I think it's interesting, also, to think not only of the freedom this would bring to people with disabilities, but also just to children, and their parents. Kids could have a prepaid card/ticket which takes them only within 5 miles of home, or only to certain preset destinations. It would make it far easier to meet up with friends, go to youth clubs or social clubs, or come back from school, in places where the school buses are not up to scratch. And parents in turn don't have to spend hours joylessly ferrying kids around.