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Driverless cars are coming, do you want to buy one? Google cofounder Sergy Brin envisions a future with a public transportation system where fleets of driverless cars form a public-transport taxi system. Would you want to have a driverless car?

First of all, as it says in paragraph two, google cars aren't truly driverless; they still alert the driver to take over when pulling in and out of driveways or dealing with complicated traffic issues. If you still have to control the car yourself most of the time so whats the point of wasting thousands of dollars on it. Then on another note how are people gonna afford these smart driverless cars. People would have to spend their life savings to buy this car. This car is not worth spending all hard earned money on.

Additionally, what if the technology fails and someone gets injured. How will they know who is at fault the driver or the manufacturer? Driverless cars can be danger to everyone on the road. Technology can fail at any given minute. Do you know how many accidents would accure if this happens. If the car is driverless nobody is gonna be paying attention to the road. That is another danger by having a driverless car.

Lastly, Since you still have to drive this driverless car, wouldn't you get bored waiting for your turn to drive. You still can't get on your phone and text because you have to watch the road. Plus some cars have a button that you push to make the car drive by itself. Like my grandma, her Honda can drive by itself just by the push of a button. That's another reason not to get a driverless car because some cars can already drive by itself.

In conclusion, Should people buy a driverless car? No, it's a danger to the roads and people on the road. It's not really a driverless car and you still have to pay attention to the road. Don't buy a driverless car, it cost to much and it's a hazzard. Don't waste your money.

Score: 3