The implications of autonomous vehicles on urban planning are profound, as they could reshape transportation networks, land use, and infrastructure needs. As self-driving cars become more prevalent, cities may need to rethink road designs, parking structures, and public transportation systems. Reduced demand for parking may free up urban spaces for green areas or mixed-use developments. Additionally, the adoption of autonomous vehicles can lead to increased safety and reduced traffic congestion, influencing how cities plan for the future and manage resources.