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I am against driverless cars. People that by them are going to have to drive them anyways. The first batch of those cars may malfunction, the company will probaby get sued and they will have to stop selling them. Since they are controlled by technology a operson may be more at risk for an accident. If the person doesn't realize the car is letting them know of danger then people could really get hurt. It's in movies but I don't think people should really be on the road with cars that drive themselves. The sensors could misinterpret something or anything can go wrong since it's not operated by a human being which cars were meant to be used by. They assume that their problems will be solved but they're not for sure and what if lots of people were faced with those problems whether their minor, or fatal? Then it would be the manufacturers fault and lots of people would want to sue. Driverless cars shouldn't be made legal to drive anywhere they're too risky. Besides, the cars that they have tested weren't even truly diverless and I would want to know for sure what it would be like if I were to purchase one.

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