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My possition on driverless cars is, they are not a good idea. First of all people will try to sleep and or do something else that will distract them and it could possibly be a threat to road workers or pedestrians. Then if it does hit someone, paragraph 8 talks about who will be to blame? I personaly think that the driver would be to blame because he or she should be paying attention at all times to ensure nothing will happen.

What if it runs out of gas, or even has a mechanical problem? Will it completely crash into things or even people? Thats probably the biggest worry on the driverless cars to me. What if your were to get in a accident? The car my still try and go, causing even more damage!

In the past companys have been able to make self driving cars that had not made a single accident. In the early 50's or 60's Pontiac made a car that succesfully mad 5 laps around a closed corse without a single error! With the advance ments since then i think we should be able to make a car driverless, with new technology we should be able to make a full proof car by know, right? The only way i think they should be allowed is if they are one hundred percent full proof with absolutily no errors when in beta testing, with people out on the track to make sure there is no problems with pedestrians or road workers.

I think in the near future a self driving car is absolutly possible, and to have and afford by the common person.

Score: 3