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The myth of driverless cars on the road have become more of a reality. As the public starts to recognize more and more of this technology, people are realizing just how useful driverless cars can be. The problems that these cars can solve heavily outweigh the problems that the cars might make. Though some have their points in argument, the driverless car needs to be brought the attention that it deserves. I am for the development of driverless cars.

The positive aspects of driverless cars are endless. These cars will give a fresh idea for public transportation. The epidemic is at large in big cities like New York or L.A. All of the taxis, buses, and subways that crowd big cities could be relieved of a large portion of their traffic. And driverless cars would stop much polution due to the amount of fuel they save over the average car.

Driverless cars are also very safe. In "Driverless Cars Are Coming", the article reports that driverless cars "have driven more than a million miles without a crash." They also alert the driver to take over when things get a little tricky for the cars. This is a very smart way to further prevent crashes. The car and the driver work together to produce a safer way of driving. There are many applications, like sensors, radars, and cameras, that mimic the skill of a human behind the wheel of a car. Most likely, even more safer than a human's driving skills.

Some may argue that the problems that driverless cars will produce will highly outweigh the problems the cars will solve. Driverless cars will largely decrease the sale of normal cars in America. And driverless cars are not completely driverless. The response to these points can be answered by the fact that driverless cars will make everyone safer on the road and will provide driving opportunities to those who otherwise may not be able to drive. And that is the number one reason we make things: to make Americans safer and give opportunities to those who believe they have none.

In conclusion, driverless cars are indeed coming. The public needs to be open-minded to the possibility that this might be the future for America. This could be the start of an idea that helps and benefits millions. We grow closer to this idea everyday. As said in "Driverless Cars Are Coming", "...such cars would fundamentally change the world."

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