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My position on driverless cars is that they are a misunderstood, underestimated, and misrepresented technological revolution that can change the transportation system completely for the better.

The technology used in these vehicles are designed to be perfectly accurate with sensors, laser technology, and a self updating 3D software that has greater awareness than that of a human driver.

These cars also take advantage of their programming capabilites to more efficiently brake and prevent accidents. The computerization of the "driver" will ensure that texting, alcohol, and other common driving problems are ruled out completely. In addition to these safety features the driverless cars will always roll back to their ultimate and final safety feature; the driver himself.

The technology used in driverless cars consist primarily of sensors and laser technology.

The document describes the LIDAR sensor; "it uses laser beams to form a constantly updating 3D model of the car's surroundings" (paragraph 4) .

This shows that the LIDAR sensor creates a perfect 3D model of all of its surroundings, meaning that it has a 360 degree field of view, and a higher sense of awareness than an ordinary human being with a field of view much smaller than that.

Sensors are another key technology used in the driverless car.

In Paragraph 5 the document states that "Within 10 years, those sensors had become more advanced to detect and respond to the danger of out of control skids or rollovers.

The information from the sensors can cause the car to apply brakes on individual wheels and reduce power from the engine, allowing far better response and control than a human driver could manage alone".

This fact again enforces the boost in safety that driverless cars would bring.

Programs in the vehicle would take advantage of their domain over the individual functions of the machinery, and manipulate it to create a more responsive braking system that will prevent skidding and roll-overs.

Texting and driving, drinking and driving, and driving under the influence of other drugs are just some of the many bad habits that humans partake in that drastically increases the chance of a crash occuring.

These problems would see a significant decrease, as it is impossible for a computer to ingest a substance that would hinder its performance.

Texting is a program completely seperate from what the vehicle would use to operate and drive, so it would not be an issue in the slightest.

Most concern toward driverless cars is the basic idea of a driverless car - it has no driver.

People are reluctant to put their life in the hands of a machine, and rightfully so.

Technology will always have its glitches and quirks that lead to failure.

However, these mistakes would happen much less frequently as technology advances.

As stated in paragraph 5 "Further improvements in sensors and computer hardware and software to make driving safer are also leading to cars tha can handle more and more driving tasks on their own.

Another point to consider is that coded programming will not make silly "human errors" that lead to many accidents.

When active, a 3D software program attached to a fully aware 3D laser scanner will never be caught off guard, and will never day dream.

To further address the concern of lack of human intervention, these vehicles are designed to put full control back in the hands of the driver at the first sign of uncertainty.

This is seen in paragraph 7 with the quote "In fact, none of the cars develped so far are completely driverless.

They can steer, accelerate, and brake themselves, but all are designed to notify the driver when the road ahead requires human skills, such as navigating throught work zones and around accidents.

This means the human driver must remain alert and be ready to rake over when the situation requires".

The vehicle will not attempt to navigate an obstacle that it is not prepared for.

One technology that manufactures are considering ensures that the driver keeps his/her eyes on the road at all times.

This is seen in paragraph 7 when it says that "Manufacturers are also considering using cameras to watch that drivers are remaining focused on the road.

While the driver watches the road, the car watches the driver".

This reliance on the driver ensures that human interference is always possible.

Driverless cars are an underestimated and somewhat feared technology that can help prevent the thousands of deaths that occur each year due to driving accidents.

With a little research and enlightenment on the topic, one can learn about the levels of safety that driverless cars can bring, and understand just how capable the technology used is now, and how capable it will become in the future.

Score: 4