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Have you or someone you care about ever been in a car wreck? With driverless cars, this may be even more of a possibility. Ask yourself, how often does technology fail us? What if your life, and another human beings life depended on that technology?

Technology is not capable of thinking or processing real life events, and scenarios.

In paragraph 4, line 2-3 it is stated that "For starters, they needed a whole lot of sensors." This sentence is refering to the vehicles. They need many sensors as it is, which range from 3d modeling systems to GPS,and cameras. It is too easy for technology to fail, especially when under daily usage.

In paragraph 8, line 10 it is stated that saftey if a very large concern. If the manufacturers are concerned about the amount of saftey that these new vehicles provide, should you as a driver not be? When on the road, saftey is a very large factor. It has a role in everything from speed limits to stop-lights.

"Modern traffic laws are written with the assumption that the only safe car has a human driver in control at all times." That is clearly stated in paragraph 9, lines 3-5. In paragraph 9, lines 2-3, it is stated that "Lawmakers know that safety is best achieved with alert drivers." If our states lawmakers believe that this is true, who are we to question the saftey in it? Did you know that in most states, aside from a selected few which consist of California, Nevada, Florida, and the District of Columbia, it is illegal to test, let alone drive computerized cars.

As Americans, we should believe in saftey, and the welfare of our fellow citizens. Do not put your life in the hands of a computerized machine.

Score: 3