Most Driving Jobs Will Go Away. What Happens Next?

LinkedIn's Work In Progress by LinkedIn Editors

Aug 24, 201723:31Business

More than five million people in the U.S. make a living driving taxis, buses, vans, trucks Uber's and Lyft's. Some drive for money part-time, while others do so full-time. But some self-driving car companies are predicti...

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