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How else do you expect a person to concisely acquire the skills needed to jump ship from being a truck driver to a self-driving car mechanic?

You aren't addressing any of the huge pitfalls with this. We could be talking about a person who is years or decades out of schooling who would need to know a lot of things about software and new-age car mechanics to have any chance of being a repairman for self-driving cars.

It requires higher education. Higher education costs a lot of money and those costs are increasing. It's plausible that some positions may permit pay that gives them the money to do this (ergo; some drivers may be paid well), but that isn't necessarily true depending on location and the size of their family and for the likes of Uber, Bus, or Taxi Drivers certainly isn't the case.

You are not thinking about the logistics of this. You're not providing good examples of how your reality would come about. You're handwaving the fact that automation is an enormous double edged sword when it comes to low skilled labor and the economic implications that has for a large number of people in society.
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