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The development of these Driverless Cars is a waste of money, and it is another pathway to technology enslavement. To create these cars takes millions of dollars, and there is a cut off of avaliability to the general public. Safety is another issue that Driverless Car owner's have to face, and when it comes to getting into an accident who is to blame?

The money used toward Driverless Cars could be used on something so much more significant. When it comes down to reparing something on the car it could also take thousands, even millions of dollars. In the text the founder of the Google Car project states, "Radar was a device on a hilltopthat could cost two hundred million dollars. It wasn't something you could buy at Radio Shack." So, finding these complex items the car needs could be like finding a needle in a haystack, and cost an arm and a leg.

There are different ways to alert the driver when he or she needs to take over it can go from "vibrating seats", a simple "announcement", or flashing "heads-up displays." Although, the car somewhat drives itself it still needs assistance, which totally defeats the purpose of a "Driverless Car". If the car is not equipped with a vibrating seat, then the driver must keep their attention to the road at all times, or in other words "heads-up" at all times.

Acccidents on the road and who to blame. If someone were to get into a wreck with another car, "who is at fault-the driver or the manufacturer?" We should be able to trust a Driverless car, right? Saftey is the biggest concern for everyone, but it is not logical if you are not in full control. These cars could face problems such as hackers, people that can tap into your car and be in control of your car. How can these things be prevented?

Conclusivley, Driverless Cars should not be a main priority for the public right now. The companies manufacturing these vehicles should consider every mishap, virus, and hacker for the safety of the public.

Score: 3