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My personal position on this matter is against cars driving themselves. Because with this new techology a person must still have to drive but only in some sitations, if the car drives itself for most the time then when a person is crossing the road the car will do one of two things. If the car sees the person and does not know what to do it will signal the driver, but if the driver is not prepared or not watching the road the driver cannot respond in time to save that persons life. Another outcome can be if the radar is not facing the person the car will not "see" the human crossing and when the hits the person who is the murderer? Is it the car or the driver.

As shown at the end of paragraph 9, when there is a fight in court about an accident who is liable? Also to make matters worse if something like the story I wrote above would happen who is the murderer and that now causes a case between the driver and the manufacturer. That person could go to jail for not watching the road, when all that driver did was trust the car. I have read the article and never did say anything about a override from the driver. Which means if the driver did see the person crossing the road and he/she wanted to stop they couldn't and then when the person is hit and killed are they now responsable for this crime.

Most of auto-cars alert the driver to take control if there is roadwork ahead. As shown on paragraph 2, but can the driver be alerted in time to stop a crash? Which causes even more possible problems, as explained in paragraph 7, none of the cars are driverless and there are a few ways been made to alert the driver like vibrating seats and flashing lights. But can those alert the driver? To me that gambowl is too risky. But another problem is the technology, how expensive is it and if the technology is damaged can you not driver anywhere to get it fixed?

With all of these reasons and all of these possible problems I think that driverless cars are not worth it.

Score: 3