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A driverless public taxi system? Or complications waiting to happen? Driverless cars are becoming a thing that most car companies want to get their hands on designing. After considering some of the cons to driverless cars such as; they are not completly driverless yet, they conflict with the existing laws of the road, and in case of of an accident who would be to blame?

Driverless cars may seem like a great idea at first, until you actually look in to the idea and its complications more. They haven't made a completely driverless car yet. There are several cars out there like the BMW Traffic Jam Assistant car and The Google car who can steer, brake, and accelerate themselves. The cars are not completely driverless, the cars still have to alert the driver in the car when pulling into or out of driveways, approching roadwork, accidents, or other complicated traffic issues. While the car is driving this will allow some drivers to become disracted (by eating, texting, talking on the phone, oher people in the car,

and a number of other things), this could cause them to not hear the car when it tells the driver to take over to drive through what ever obstacles could be occuring. With a distracted driver like this the likleyhood of accidents is sure to increase. With accidents come blame, and who is to blame if the car malfunctions? Their will be many cases from accidents just trying to decided who is to blame for the accident. Was the driver at fault for owning a car that malfunctioned and didnt tell them to take over? or is the manufacturer at fault for their car not doing what was said to suposedly do? There would have to be some type of law made to determine who is at fault for the accident in what cases. In addition to that law they would have to revaluate and modify other laws just to make driverless cars legal to drive. Laws today are written assuming that drivers have they're hands on the wheel

and are in control of the car the whole time, but with driverless cars those same assumptions cannot be applied. Because, of this today there are

only 4 states that allow limited use of semidriverless cars.

So are driverless cars really worth all of the complications that come with them? is it worth making a completley new set of laws to apply to he cars? Playing the blame game?

The increase of accidents? For these reason i suggest you think about how cool a driverless car really is.

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