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I am against driveless cars because I believe that these cars will cause a lot of automobilistic accidents. I believe this because they are only cars, and although scientist have creted many self operating inventions that work marvelously, cars are different from those invetions because there are more risks if the car were to stop working, many lives would be at stake. I am aware that there are still numerous car accidents now due to drunk drivers, texting while driving, and stuff of that nature, but I feel that driveless cars will cause more accidents, possibly taking the lives of people.

Another reason I'm against driveless cars is because people will become lazier than they already are, they'll get used to not driving but when they need to drive an older model car, like the original ones they'll be so used to the car driving itself they won't remember how to drive, or they'll forget they still have to pay attention to the road because the car isn't driving for itself now.

As paragraph 9, Waiting on the Law states "Most driving laws focus on keeping drivers, passengers, and pedestrians safe, and lawmakers know that safety is best achieved with alert drivers." If the car operates on its own, the "driver" will not be alert to what is going on, and this will cause a lot of accidents as I said earlier.

Score: 3