Self-Driving Cars

Self-Driving Cars are automobiles that have a self-driving option.
==History==
===2000-2035===
Self-driving cars first appeared in science fiction movies in the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
American search giant Google helped pioneer the development of self driving cars in the 2010s releasing the first Google self-driving electric car in 2022. The Google car used the Android Operating System modified for self-driving vehicles including Google's own brand name car.
German automobile giant Daimler, the owner of Mercedes-Benz worked with Google to push for the widespread adoption of cars with an autonomous driving option in the 2020s. Daimler worked with the German government in Berlin and other national governments to address safety concerns involving self driving cars such as their ability to recognize pedestrians and deal with adverse weather.
Consequently, most new Mercedes-Benz vehicles had an autonomous driving option by 2035 using Google's Android Operating System. Daimler set the goal of banning non-self driving cars from Germany's major cities and autobahns by 2050.
===2036-2060===
By the mid to late 2030s, most cars had an autonomous driving option. UIR finance and technology hub Dubai became the first major city to ban non self driving cars within its municipal limits in 2037, significantly increasing traffic volumes and speeds.
Many other major cities followed suit globally.
Category:Technology
Category:Transportation
Category:Automobiles