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It sounds great to live a life where cars drive themself. Just imagine all you have to do is turn it on and off and that's it. What a scientific advancement it would be to have a mechine be able to respone while moving like humans do on the daily. It's probably hard for you to believe in a world like this, but honestly humans aren't far from having this belief into reality.

Google has already had cars that can drive on their own if the conditions never changes. Like, if there were no accidents, word works, parking in and going out of driveways, and other complicated traffic issues. So far, humans are the only ones to be able to think rational if something new happens on the roads; which something new could happen any day.

Another way of making driverless cars is by making smarter roads. In the late 1950s, General Motors created a car that could on a special test track. The roads had electrical cables that would send radio signals to a receiver on the front end of the car. Also, an engineering team at Berkeley tired something similar to smart roads by using magnets with alternating polarity.The only down side to these ideas are it's required massive upgrades to existing road, making this idea way to expensive

An argument to the idea of driverless cars is it's has to much of a risk factory of someone being injuried. If we take step to make sure it has the ablity to perform like a humans does to every roadblocker that we lie ahead of them; then it should be able to be use. I believe it would be a great idea to have such cars. Also, i believe it will be soon that humans discover the way of doing this.

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