Autonomous cars are here and driver-operated automobiles are illegal. What does that mean? What does it really mean—how will it affect our day-to-day lives?

The New York Times took on that question last week with an extensive report from a team of experts who addressed different ways self-driving cars will affect our lives well past the physical act of driving:

• Street signs.
• Cities.
• Windshields.
• Commuting time.
• Teenage and family life.
• Car dealers.
• Police enforcement.
• Possibly leaving roads altogether.

Read the whole report here and let us know in the comments—are we ready for this?