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As many poeple know, technology is not perfect or reliable. In the other hand, humans are. This is the reason why humans have always had control of life in all its forms, including transportation. Recently, the invention of driverless cars was created. This innovation arose a controversial debate, whether technology can or cannot be trusted to transport poeple. In my opinion, a machine should not be trusted to transport people, for any sort of mistake can cost the life of a human being.

Cars are machines, meaning that they don't have the problem solving ablities or the intelligence that we, humans, have. Thats why they require a person to take control over the wheel. The idea of having a driverless car sounds attractive, but is dangerous. Evidence is shown in the following excerpt from the article: "Most driving laws focus on keeping drivers, passengers, and pedestrians safe, and lawmakers know that safety is best achieved with alert drivers". We cannot put people in the risk of dying to prove that a machine is 100% capable of safe transportation.

Because machines are not perfect, sooner or later they will fail to function succesfully. When this happens, it will be the automaker's fault because they were the ones that designed the defective machine. To prevent any conflict, driverless cars should not be allowed to take over the roads. In conclusion, humans are better off having complete control over their own transportation.

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