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I am strongly against the idea of driverless cars. I feel that if the generations to come grow up using driverless cars, not only will they not develope the proper driving skills needed the take control ove dangerous situations such as heavy traffic and people passing in the streets, but they wiil think its okay to leave a compleatly inanimate object in control of their lives.

As stated in paragraph 7, smart cars do not compleatly drive themselves and they DO require a human driver to take control of the wheel from time to time, but if passengers are on a long road trip or they are stuck in traffic for vetious amounts of time they may become tired and think that sleeping is okay because the car can drive itself. WRONG! Who is to say the traffic won't randomly pick up and require assistance from a human driver? What if an unexpected pedestrian runs across the street and the smart car doesn't sense to slow down and the inocent passerby is crushed? Cars should have a fully focused driver in control at all times. Deadly accidents happen on a daily basis that include machinery gone wrong or a program crashing causing equitment to fail, who is to say the same thing won't happen with smart cars? What is goinf to happen if a manu facturing company made one small mistake while developing one of these smart cars that causes them all to crash?

There is no answer to these horrifying possibilities, but there is an easy solution. Smart cars should b illegal because they endanger the lives of our loved ones and create a large hazard for every civilian who happens to be walking anywhere near these "smart" cars.

Score: 3