Counter Argument: You may think that Autonomous cars are the key getting home safe but it’s not. These vehicles are unreliable because they are technology and you can never fully rely on that. “Autonomous cars will need to store a fair amount of information about various routes traveled, as well as relay certain information to other vehicles and servers. It's hardly new information that the government can track your license plate nowadays, but autonomous cars will make it simpler and more accessible than ever for Big Brother to follow your every move” say Aaron Miller. What were to happen if your autonomous car was having a glitch and the detector broke. You would definitely crash because there was nothing to stop you from hitting something else.
Autonomous cars will overall be beneficial for humans. Autonomous cars, because of its their potential and capability of helping people, should replace human drivers in order to help the world. …show more content…
More than 90 percent of car crashes in the U.S. are thought to involve some form of driver error. Eliminating this error would, in two years, save as many people as the country lost in all of the Vietnam War says Peter Hancock a Professor of Psychology. Self-driving cars won’t be able to get tired, angry, frustrated or drunk. The cars will always know their surroundings and be aware of what is happening on the road while humans don’t know for sure. “Driverless cars are designed to have almost a superhuman-like ability to recognize the world around them. This is because they use loads of sensors to gather tons of data about their environment so that they can seamlessly operate in a constantly changing environment”, says Cadie
Autonomous cars will overall be beneficial for humans. Autonomous cars, because of its their potential and capability of helping people, should replace human drivers in order to help the world. …show more content…
More than 90 percent of car crashes in the U.S. are thought to involve some form of driver error. Eliminating this error would, in two years, save as many people as the country lost in all of the Vietnam War says Peter Hancock a Professor of Psychology. Self-driving cars won’t be able to get tired, angry, frustrated or drunk. The cars will always know their surroundings and be aware of what is happening on the road while humans don’t know for sure. “Driverless cars are designed to have almost a superhuman-like ability to recognize the world around them. This is because they use loads of sensors to gather tons of data about their environment so that they can seamlessly operate in a constantly changing environment”, says Cadie