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Driverless Cars should not become a thing. Sure, it is nice to think we can make a car that is a public transportation system that would use half the fuel of today's taxis and offer far more flexibility than a bus. But today driverless cars are still not completely driverless. These cars alert the driver to take over when pulling in and out of driveways or dealing with complicated traffic issues, such as navigating through roadwork or accidents.

Cars can do all sorts of things for us these days including, rear view cameras, park for us, GPS, and even stop for the driver before it hits something. If something were to happen who takes the blame for the accident, the driver, car company, or who? The last thing we need to do is trust a car with more than just those four tasks. If people are too lazy to drive then they will be too lazy to jump back on the wheel when the car needs assistance. Drunk driving is a large issue in America and those drunks will try to drive and blame it on the car that is supposed to drive itself. The laws about no texting while driving will go away because people will rely on the car too much. If we cannot trust cars with driving by itself rather than driving and assisting then I cannot trust it at all. These new cars would also need sets of laws, rules, and regulations for people and the manufacturers to follow.

If these cars do get into a crash, who is liable, who's insurance is it on, and would the car companies get sued? How could anybody prove who's fault to why the accident happened. Although car companies say they have plans to drive themselves in the future I do not believe them and I do not trust them. I hope that driverless cars do not become a thing in my lifetime.

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