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    destination." The Pros and Cons of Driverless Car It 's been estimated that nine of ten car accidents are caused by human errors. As a human, we get bored, sometimes could get drunk, nod off at wheel, run red lights, take phone call, send text message, those all make us terrible drivers. Computers don 't get distracted as humans, they make rational decisions much faster than human during the limited time. Many pros believe that the widespread use of the self-driving car can prevent the accidents…

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    that self-driving cars can become common place on the nation’s roads? In recent years, multiple businesses and the United States government have invested in the research, development, and testing of self-driving vehicles. While these vehicles offer many national economic and safety benefits, many are concerned about the safety and legal problems that come with the hurried legalization of driverless cars. Should federal regulators quickly change the rules so that self-driving cars can become…

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    road with them. One of the many issues revolving around self-driving cars is the question of safety. How much can we trust in computers to keep us safe? The main system that is used in self driving technology is a computer, and computers tend to have their moments of malfunction. For a piece of machinery…

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    inherent flaws of human and, the only way to prevent these human error accidents is if the automobiles gain ability to drive themselves. Since it is a technology convergence era, the self-driving cars will kind of function like robots. Thereby, due to the advanced technology systems embedded in the cars…

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    Driverless Conundrum

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    These vehicle can have serious impacts on our lives since it is new to our world. It has to take a while to get the vehicle administered to our society, to get everything to work according to the pedestrians and to our laws. These cars must know how to transition from having their own kind to automobile and other means of transportation such as bikes, scooter, skateboards etc. This invention has put Google into a conundrum and that is humans. Humans are the biggest problem because they “don’t…

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    Self-Driving Cars Self-driving cars are a type of technological advance that is commonly seen in science fiction movies. This fantasy will become reality as car companies plan to sell a “Driverless Car” in three to four years. However, like most fantasies, introducing these cars into reality will likely result in a variety of problems related to safety and legal issues. Due to these issues, more preparation is needed to safely release the driverless car into public. Those who support…

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    driving test to receive their license. Soon, cars being led only by technology will roam the streets while their passengers text, read, or sleep. Google has predicted that by around 2020 their automatic cars will hit the market. (Luckerson) Some people are opposed to this idea however, as they believe it is unsafe to let technology run wild in this way. Despite these protests, companies like Google and Uber are continuing to engineer these driverless cars, and although they may be helpful in the…

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    In addition to location mapping, driverless vehicles are efficient through their decision-making abilities. Through algorithms that would reduce the amount of human errors made, the vehicles would be less prone to accidents than human drivers, which would lead to reduced insurance and health costs, reduced deaths, reduced property damage from traffic accidents, and lower gas consumption (Ferreras, "The Driverless City"). Lawrence D. Burns, author of "Autonomous Vehicles: No Drivers Required”,…

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    innovation of self-driving cars is kind of a life-changing breakthrough because it can reduce the stress of drivers and guarantee road safety. Smart technology like voice control, driver override system, Biometric vehicle access and a driverless feature are functions that will provide people with a simple and safe way to drive a car in the future. Advanced technology makes driving much easier and safer. First of all, the voice recognition allows people to control a future car by their…

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    “Safety for the legality of Autonomous Vehicles” Introduction Cars is one of the necessities that most people need to reach their destination faster and comfortable. Automation companies or manufacturers now a days are developing a new type of car that people can use even if they don’t know how to drive a car, they called it Driverless car or Autonomous vehicle. It is one of the new and advanced kind of innovation in modern world, which can be classified also as a robot. This new innovation…

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