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Self-driving cars a thing of the future that we used to dream about.

With recent technology we are prettty close to having self-driving cars.

Self-driving cars can be the solution to many problems that may occur during the time we are in our vehicles.

However, we solve one problem but other problems will occur also.

There will always be constant arguments about whether these "Self-driving" cars will be a successful impact on society.

My personal opinion on self-driving cars is that they should only be driven by those who can not drive a standard car because of some physical or mental defect.

For example, someone who is paralyzed for the waist below would certainly have need for car to be self-driving so they are not relying on others all the time to get them places.

Once you think about if a driver is not driving their car they are just sitting around doing nothing which would lead to boredom which could lead to more things and so on.

When you drive you have to be alert to the things around them, and keeps your motor skills from becoming lazy.

Another debate that has probably occured is how they are able to prevent accidents with sensors that can control the breaks.

What if something were to happen to the sensors and they malfunction; that could result in an accident or even a fatal one in fact.

Also, people may try to blame their car for the accident and you can not truly figure out who is at fault in the situation.

These are things that everyone should consider about these cars.

These cars sound amazing but are they really worth it.

Like I mentioned in the previous paragraph they could be extremely useful for people who have a mental or physical defect but not so much for others.

Otherwise i can not wait to see what new technology will be introduced in my generation.

To conclude, there will always be arguments on everything so there is not truly a yes this is good or no this is bad, but hopefully it will be a succesful impact on society.

Score: 3