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After reading the article, i think that driverless cars are a negative to create and have us use in the future as far as mobility. I believe that, as stated in the article "safety is best achieved with alert drivers," and with driverless cars there will be less safety. With driverless cars, I believe that more problems will occur within the car and the operator, new laws will need to be put into play, and the enviromnent that we live in today will no longer be safe. With every car there are always things that can happen. whether it is the driver who causes something to happen, another car operated by someone else, or the car was not manufactured the right way before it came to the desired customer. I believe with driverless cars the same things could happen, but it would be worse. In the article, it states that with driverless cars, an accident may happen and we will not know whether it was the drivers fault or the manufacturers fault. This will create problmes because there will be no one to actually take the blame for the accident because we do not actually know how it happened. The driver will only be alerted to take over when there is a traffic jam or there is a bad area on the road where the car could not drive itself, but accidents do not alway happen in these circumstances. The standard laws of driving are mostly the same in every state. We know what the lights mean, what a stop sign means, the speed limit and everything else that comes into play when driving. What we do not know is how different the laws may have to be when cars become driverless. The laws today are written with the assumption that the only safe car has a human driver in control at all times. With the cars becoming driverless would these laws have to change? There are many people in the world who have already passed their test to recieve their liscense, but the real question is would they have to retake the test because of the new technology of the cars. Traffic laws would need to be looked at along with overall laws tha help imply safety and reliability of the driver and pedestrians that may be in the same area Finally, the environment will be less safe for drivers, passengers and even pedestrians. With these driverless cars, people may become less alert with what is going on around them and more distracted with things in the car. Although some cars are motion sensored, some people may get bored watching their car do all the work and thet do not have to do anything,and their phone is an easy get away to deal with this. In closing, I believe that the driverless cars will not benefit us and cause more problems that could easily be resolved if humans stayed behind the wheel and drove cars themselves. Although they are said to cause less problem, I believe that with the new laws that may or may not need to be put in place, the environmemnt the cars create, and the safety that we need, the cars are not a right fit to be put into the world quite yet.
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Your evaluation score is: 3.0
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