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Driverless cars are very interesting to disscuss. They can be so helpful, but there are downsides to them. Thoughts about whether they are great or horrible will vary from person to person. Some people might think both. I would be one of those people that think both are true. There are many arguments both ways. All of them seem logical. All is understandable to think what everyone is thinking about them.

One reason that they are great would be that it means the driver would be able to do other tasks instead of drive. The person in the car could do their own thing rather than focus on all that comes with driving a car which can be a lot to focus on at one time. One major reason that it could be a bad thing is that anything thats made can malfunction, which could cause many things to happen. If it did malfunction people could get hurt or possibly die. Then the question comes down to who would be responsible if something like this were to happen. The driver owns the car yet wasn't actually driving so would the manufacturer be responsible? The manufacturer can't be held accountable because things that are made break and mess up constantly. The driver also can't be responsible, because they were not driving and they have no control over if the car does something it's not supposed to do.

Both sides of the argument make total sense. They can be so helpful, but they have a possiblity of causing harm to innocent people. Once they figure out who would be responsible if something bad were to ever happen or they can promise nothing will ever happen, which they can't, everything would be so much easier. Driverless cars could potentially be a great idea. It just depends on how you look at things like this.

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