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After reading the article "Driverless Cars Are Coming," my aspect of the topic is negative. Throughout the pharagraphs in this writing, I will explain as to why I think of driverless cars as a negative aspect.

Yes, driverless cars would be awesome, but I still think of it as a negative aspect. In the text, it notes how driverless cars can steer, accelerate, and brake themselves, but also must still alert the driver where the car may be driving and navigating through road construction ahead or problems about the roads in general. Therefore the driver still must remain alert and ready to take the wheel when there maybe a situation.

The point of a driverless car, is it it literally driverless, meaning the driver does not have to worry about having to put there hands on the wheel in certain situations. A driverless car should be a car where the person is able to sit back without a worry of having to be alert at most times.

Some people in this world enjoy driving, and find it fun. In the future they should have the choice of a driverless car or just a normal car where you are able to drive it yourself. The difference between the two cars should be you either get to drive the car, with full attention, hands on the wheel, doing your own thing with no help. Or a driverless car, a car where you ultimantly don't do any driving at all and you can sit on back and relax and enjoy the ride.

Passengers of a driverless car should not have a worry about having to put there hands on the wheel, hence why they are calling it a driverless car. Yes, some roads may be dangerous, but a driverless car should be able to handle it if it is manufactured right. A passenger in this specific car should not worry about his or her safety, and the safety of others in the vechicle.

In conclusion, Driverless cars in my argument will have a negative outcome. My argument about this topic is due to safety issues. It also is due to the fact the car is called a driverless car, the driver/passeger should not be touching the wheel. Touching the wheel would be considered driving. If manufactures in the future could think of a way where the driverless care is actually driverless, and there are no worries or safety issues, than yes I am all for driverless cars.

Score: 3