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I am against driverless cars because the fact that people like to be in control. People who drive them will not know as much or have much experence behind the wheel of a car. If the car had happened to stop working properly then who would be to blame if there was an accident on the road? People driving would want the ones who manufactured the car or created it to take responsiblity for the scene that was caused. It could take many lives and cause much damage to the community if there were something that had went wrong with the driverless cars. A lot of the people's money would have to go into the accidents caused,like hospital bills and damages of the car. I would prefer driving because of the fact that you would have something to do, it's something people can learn about. Once people think that the cars can drive on its own and need little effort in driving they will not pay as much attention to what is happening on the road. Also another concern of mine is cost, most people can not afford something like this so up to date in technology. Would there still be cars that don't need someone to drive them? I just think that it would cost to much for the people and cause problems involving with technology and community. Is this really what we want in the near future?

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