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Driverless cars have always been something to look forward to. They're thought to be hassle free, safer, and more environmentally friendly. However, these cars are not completely driver free, can't promise the safety of others, and can give drivers the free pass to be unalert on the road. Driverless cars are thought of as the "future", but inreality they're much too advanced and unreliable for the near future that they're being intorduced in.

Driverless cars are not a thing of our future but an unnecessary problem that we are bringing upon ourselves. In the article, it states that driverless cars are not completely driverless and still require assitance around raodblocks and tough traffic situations. This is counterproductive and takes away the accessibility of these cars. The cars would also require new roads to drive on, which would be very expensive and take a long time. These cars are also going to appeal to people who don't have their license such as teens that could be injured trying to drive a car that still needs assistance. If a teenager or child were to get in that car ,thinking it would take them places, and get stuck in a traffic jam then many people could get hurt and it would look bad on the parents and manufacturers. This article also stated that the cars would need the driver to be alert, however there is nothing in the car to alert the driver or keep the driver interested in what's happenig on the road in front of them. This could encourage dangerous driving habits that could pollute the minds of drivers. the article also never stated how the car would know where it was going. The car could get a person lost or stuck in an unkown place. These cars would come with problems that would build up until the car would no longer be worth fixing.

In conclusion, I beleive that our future is not ready for such an advncement. These cars could cause unnecessary problems for the general public such as the expenses to build new roads and the risk of inexperienced drivers getting hurt. Although they could use less fuel and could make driving a little safer, the benefits do not outweigh the risks. The driverless car is a luxury that should be put on hold until our future generations are ready for the responsibilty of using these cars correctly and going through the process of making them a safe, and effiecient reality.

Score: 4