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In the article "Driverless Cars Are Coming," the author proposes the idea that driverless cars are things in the future that are closer than one could possibly imagine. Despite the good qualities of the car, it is not as useful as one may think.

The car in itself is expensive. There are many changes that will need to be made in present laws and roads in order for the car to work at its best. The car is also not safe, due to the fact that the driver is not as engaged and more vulnerable to distractions. Most importantly, the car is just simply unecessary.

Some may argue that the car is efficient and that due to less use of fuel it may even be better for the enviornment, but if it truly is about helping the earth, would it not be more efficient to place the money directly into fixing the earth? Another possible arguement is the fact that due to a less engaging driving session, many more people would be able to drive comfortably. However, the passage clearly states that the car will still monitor that the driver is just as engaged, supporting the statement that they are unecessaery.

A better proposal would be the alerts the driverless cars offer but in a regular car. That way alternate safety precautions are available to the average person. Many accidents are caused by people sleeping at the wheel and a car making sure the driver is engaged might help lessen that.

In conclusion, although the idea of a driverless car sounds fantastic, it just maybe have to wait. However, many concepts that will be applied to the futuristic car may really help out if applied to regular cars.

Score: 3