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I honestly think that we don't need driverless cars. My reasoning for that is if the younger generation of people grow up on driveless cars how will they ever learn what it was like to grow up on cars that you had to drive yourself . All the research that these people are doing to try and make driverless cars actually work is extremely outragous.

They are using special designed tracks for the cars. GM used a track that was embedded with an electrical cable that sent radio signals to a receiver on the front end of the car. Engineers at a university tried something similar, but they used magnets with alternating polarity which can read the positive and negative polarity as messages.

With all of that It requires massive upgrades to existing road. It would also make the driver very bored behind the wheel. Most states make it illegal to drive cars like that. Some states on hte other hand like California, Nevada, Florida, and the District of Columbia have led the country in allowing limited use of semi-autonomous cars.

Honestly I feel it is a waste of the manufactures time trying to create a car like that. For example if the car had a malfuntion and somebody got injured The company that sold them the car can be suid just as well as the manufactures. That is why I don't think that they should a driverless car.

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