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If driverless cars were introduced in our nation would you use one, without knowing the risk it comes with? In the passage "Driverless Cars Are Coming" the author represents both sides of the idea of driverless cars. The author gives many good representations of the flaws of driverless cars. I believe that driverless cars should not be developed and we should resort to our traditional human driver.

In the passage paragraph 9 it states, "If the technology fails and someone is injured, who is at fault- the driver or the manufacturer." This is a very good point when riding along in a driverless car we people lose our sense of responsibility. We are going to let a "smart driverless car" guide us our way back home instead of being responsible and actually taking the wheel instead of looking out the window the entire time. If the technology does fail who's fault would it be- a car or the person the car belongs to; Most teens get their drivers lisence and drive their car to work or school. Teens would have to be very responsible when driving making sure to not cause an accident and to follow the laws. Take away the ability to manually drive a car and what would teens do? Nothing they wouldn't have to learn to grow up and be responsible by following the laws and rules.

Another great point in paragraph 7 in the passage stated "none of the cars developed so far are completely driverless." This shows that the idea of driverless cars needs to be greatly worked on due to the fact that they can't work on their own. If the technology of driverless cars is still young does that mean it is 100% reliable. If the driverless car is not reliable then why would we risk the safety of other people. In an event that a driverless car crashes and injurs someone else who's fault would it be? The technology of driverless cars have not even been tested in traffic with soley driverless cars. What we know now is from controlled test driving, and not from real life experiences. Driverless cars are just not reliable enough than the traditional person behind the wheel.

Introducing driverless cars to our nation is somewhat of a waste. In today's world people who drive, drive all the time to work or school....etc. One thing we dont struggle with in todays world is the need for driverless cars. As far as everyone knows in todays world "everything works." The introduction of driverless cars would solve no current issues arrising in our world. The people who can already drive safetly and with no issue would not need such a thing of driverless cars. The idea of driverless cars is just something our world today can live without.

In conclusion driverless cars should not be developed and should not replace our traditional drivers. They take away the ability to learn with hands on experience of the laws and guidelines our society revolves around. They oppose a risk to others not knowing if the technology in the car could suddenly stop working. And their is simply no need to introduce driverless cars in our society due to us having no need for them.

Score: 4