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Car accidents are one of the leading causes of death's in today's world. The roads are unsafe and it tends to be because of careless driving. A solution to this has been said to be driverless cars. Although, I don't think this would be a very good solution. Driverless cars aren't as reliable as a regular car and will ultimately cause more crashes. Driving around to get from one place to another is a daily thing for everyone. Obviously, there are many dangers and crashes that come with that. If we had cars that were driven merely by a machine, then these crashes would increase. A machine automated car will not be able to detect all the dangers that appear on the road everyday. This machine also won't be able to manuever the way it needs to to avoid these given dangers. It's physically impossible. However, I do agree that it would be nice to not have to worry about doing all the work of driving everywhere. In the long run though, there are more risks than advantages. A person would not be paying attention to the road at all and could easily be on their phones while "driving." Sounds great, right? But what happens when there is such a big issue that the car can't handle it on their own? The driver wouldn't be paying attention and could easily get in a car accident. What about if the system glitches and the car just loses control? The driver really wouldn't be ready for that and could face some serious, fatal consequences. Drivers need to be aware of all their surroundings while driving and this would not happen with these driverless cars. If drivers decided to switch over to driverless cars, car accidents would become way more frequent. This leads to awful things like death and economic issues. People in a driverless car would not completely focus on the road which is very important as a driver. I think we should stick to manual cars and invest time in learning how to drive safely instead of switching over to driverless cars.
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Your evaluation score is: 2.0
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