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"So what lies ahead for the autonomous car?" This question is given on the topic of driverless cars in the article, "Driverless Cars are Coming". The world has begun a new age of development in transportation, and there are many people looking to find new, self-driving vehicles to become a part of our society. The author of this story presents both postive and negative aspects on the idea of a driverless car, and there are multiple advocates for each side of the argument. With examples and points made by this article, anyone can propose an argument for or against this new idea. When it comes to vehicles, it doesn't seem particularly good to have those without someone to monitor what is happening. In real life situations, people should be in control of cars, or at least be monitoring how they are moving. One quote states, "In fact, none of the cars developed so far are comepletely driverless." This quote shows us that out of many of the driverless cars that have been made already, there are still limitations to what they can do. Even though driverless cars are capable of many things, humans still have to be there in cases of emergency. This is further shown in the statement, "They can steer, accelerate and brake themselves, but all are designed to notify the driver when the road ahead requires human skills, such as navitgating through work zones and around accidents." As of now, cars are not yet comepletely self-driving because there are certain things that only a person can do to keep all passengers safe. With more improvements, driverless vehicles could be something postive for people everywhere, but until there are more advancements, we cannot be sure that these self-driving vehicles are in the best interest of everyone. A major roadblock for driverless cars is safety. If there is no driver at the wheel of a car, then how can someone be sure they will not get into an accident? In the article is it stated, "Lawmakers know that safety is best achieved with alert drivers." This shows that cars can be unsafe if a driver is not aware of what is happening, or if there is not driver at all. A person who can see and react to what is infront of them is important, especially on the roads. In addition to that, another quote says, "This means a human must remain alert and be ready to take over when the situation requires." As stated previously, cars are not yet able to be fully driverless. There must be someone to ensure safety of the passengers in case an obstacle presents itself. If there is constuction or an accident with self-driving vehicles that are available now, a human must take control to manuver in the situation. Therefore, driveless cars should remain off the road until manufacturers are positive that the vehicles will be able to keep everyone is as safe as possible in any possible situation. In conclusion, driverless cars don't seem like safe ways of moving forward with innovation and technology right now. The article, "Driverless Cars are Coming," gives both evidence for and against the possibiltiies to a self-driving car. While having many pros, there are still a number cons to go with them. So, even though there are many good things that can come out of not having to drive yourself places all of the time, there are still many issues with a machine being able to complete a human task. Technology is making huge advancements, but until we are able to ensure that driverless cars can both effectively and safely transport people, they should remain as a idea for the future.
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Your evaluation score is: 2.0
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