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The reality of driverless cars being on the road is getting closer and closer everyday. Technology is advancing and people's dreams of driverless cars are no longer fantasies. Driverless cars could change the world. But I do not support the idea that the driverless car will make driving safer because they are not truly driverless and require way too much human assistance and also need many new laws so that they can be implemented into society.

One reason as to why I do not support driverless cars is because they're not truly driverless. Sometimes the car requires the person it is transporting to drive because the car has come across a situation in which it cannot handle or is not smart enough to handle. In paragraph 7, the author states " But all are designed to notify the driver when the road ahead requires human skills, such as navigating through work zones and around accidents." Even if the driverless cars make it on to the roads, they will still require people to have the knowledge to drive and also require people to stay alert at all times waiting for the car to run into a problem it can't handle. And if that is the case then people should just always be in control of their vehicles.

Another reason why I do not support driverless cars is because of all the legal conflicts they will cause. Lawmakers would have to think of new laws that they believe are going to work even with driverless and regular cars. Car accidents are going to happen no matter what and when they do people will not take responsibility for the crash and will look to blame the car manufacturer which leads to many lawsuits against those companies. In paragraph 9, the author states,"... New laws will be needed in order to cover liability in the case of an accident". The author then goes on to say, " If the technology fails and someone is injured, who is at fault, the driver of the manufacturer?"

Many of these cases can be avoided if driverless never made it to the road. And in the case of an accident the driver can be held accountable most of the time.

In conclusion I still do not support the development of driverless cars. I believe they require too much assistance to even be called driverless, and they also require a lot of change in road laws for them to even be on the road. Also I believe that they would not integrate well enough with people who do not own a driverless motor vehicle. Another reason also as to why I do not support them is because they would take the pleasure that a lot of people get out of driving. Hopefully in the near future the technology being used in the development of these cars is largely improved or that people will see that driverless cars are not a necessity in the world and the idea will be dismissed altogether.

Score: 4