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Self driving cars was once thought of as nearly impossible, so was smart watches, virtual gaming, etc. The idea of cars that limit the drivers responsibilty of controlling the wheel is very interesting and fascinating because not only can it be a fun way to drive it could potientally, if done right, be a lot safer for the roads we drive on today.

There is no doubt that this tactic would make driving more excitng but there are questions to have to be answered and tooken care of in order for this idea to be as succesful as it can. Some of these questions include, "How much would these cars cost not only to sell but to be produced?" or "How will the cars function in diffrent types of weather?" things in which we as consumers need to know upon purchasing. The article "Driverless Cars Are Coming." also introduces the idea that many potential lawsuits could happen if the driver gets into an accident by saying "...new laws will be needed in order to cover liability in the

case of an accident. If the technology fails and someone is injured, who is at fault--the driver or the manufacturer?" (9). So laws will have to be found and companies may have to pay more money to produce but in the near future we should see driverless cars and be used to seeing them like smartphones or smartwatches.

After all, the advancement of technology has given us a lot of things in the past that are used in peoples every day lives today, so maybe Driverless cars are the next big thing? Only time and the continued advancement of technology can tell but we have to start now to make what seems impossible a reality in the near future.

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