Autonomous vehicles and ride-sharing are two topics that are guaranteed to pop up whenever there’s a conversation about the automotive market and the transportation industry as a whole. The convergence of the two is an especially popular topic, and it’s believed by many that self-driving taxis will come to dominate the road in the decades to come. South Korea doesn’t want to wait that long, however, as some researchers from the Seoul National University have started testing an autonomous vehicle by the name of Snubber, which is a prototype of what could eventually become a standard taxi in the country.