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I believe that driverless cars could become a normal thing within the next 10 to 15 years. Before 2000 this was just a dream. Now it is becoming a reality. As stated in the article, the sensors, computer technology, and the mapping was not available before 2000.

There is an up side and down side to driverless cars. There is quite a few up sides to them, and not as many downfalls. The Google Car has drove over a half of a million miles without a crash. These cars are not completely driverless which kind of defeats the purpose of having a driverless car. And honestly I myself would not drive one of these cars because I enjoy driving.

The legal side of driverless cars is going to be the hard part. The companies that make the cars would have to pay millions of dollars to people who got injured because of electronic malfunctions. On the flip side of things, they would make millions off of these cars. The laws on who could have these cars and where they can be driven is going to be a tough discussion as well. BMW claims their car can drive its self up to 25 mph, but I feel like there would be a lot of testing and using of the car before changing these laws.

Score: 2