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In this article "Driverless Cars Are Coming," the author explains the ups and downs of owning a driverless car. In total honesty havind a driverless car is a total downside. You do not get the control that everyone wants, there can be major flaws with the car, and the main con about driverless cars is who will take the reposiblity for a mishap with the car. There is no reason to need a driverless car when when that car can not make a spit second decison like humans can. The first thing that I am going to bring up is that we lived all this time with driving our own manual car. Then these car companies want to make it so we have to stop driving our own car and get in a car that drives for you. People are gonna hate not having total control over what's going to happen when the get into that driverless car. No one has ever wannted wanted to be controlled by another person or thing. We want to control our own life and control what happens when we step into that car. My second topic is that what if the driverless car shuts off and it does not alert you of it. That would be a major flaw because of the idea being that it is supposed to vibrate the seat or alert you when you are supposed to take over. Then out of nowhere the auto drive just shuts off without you knowing and you get into an accident. How will you be able to trust something if you do not know for a fact that you are truly safe without you having to drive yourself. Machines cam always malfunction or short out and once driverless cars do get impemented into the world that it is just a matter of time until someone gets seriously injured or perhaps dies. My last topic was brought up in paragraph 9 of "Driverless Cars Are Coming," and that topic was who will take the blame when a driveless car does malfunction. Will it be you or the manufacturer? There is no reason for it to be your fault if the car does not alert you and get you into a serious accident. All that blame should not be put all on you. The manufacturer should get all the blame or most of the blame because it was there product that messed up, it sure was not human error. When you do get that new driverless car everything will change and when the driverless car does malfunction you would most likely get blamed because of the new laws that will be passed to cover liability. To recap, there is no reason to get a driveless car until it can make that split second decision. Even when a manufacturer says that the car can drive on its own 90 percent of the time, there is always room for a major malfunction.
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Your evaluation score is: 2.0
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