A Report On Google's Driverless Car

Have you ever thought that self driving cars will ever come to the market? Do you even think they are ready to be on the road? Would you have enough money to afford one? In the two Newsela articles relating to the self driving cars, driverless cars might be in the market in the next five to six years! My first reason is that you don't have to do anything when you're in the car. If you're going on a long trip you could just do your work or texting you friends or even just sit back and relax and enjoy the ride without driving at all. Right now people are inventing advanced computer systems so a self driving car can take you from one place to another without any human help. Another reason is that the self driving car can eliminate human accidents

Twenty-first century technology secretly move in every corner of our life, computer, television, even our fridge. Technology not only become the things that can make our life easier but also become things that we needed. Over the last two years, driverless car become a hot topic. Is it safe? Should we really commit our life to computer’s care? Is the technology we have nowadays able to support driverless car?

    Google's self driving cars have driven almost a million miles. People are suggesting that their next invention will be self driving diesels. Then the fear is that the response system will not be up to par and vehicle accidents will increase ten fold. Along with that, jobs will be put in jeopardy. Taxi drivers will be slowly laid off, and truck drivers will be plucked

Imagine never having to touch a steering wheel again and using this time at your leisure. According to the article PRO/CON: Will self-driving cars be good for America? By Robert Peterson and Eric Peters, Tribune News Service this may be part of our not-so-distant future. Recently many companies have been experimenting with driverless car technology and this could mean a whole new generation of driving. This new driverless car is the safe, clean, and refreshing gateway to the future of automobiles.

If you had a driverless car and you passed out, it could have the technology to detect that you did and call 9-1-1, and get directions to the nearest hospital. The author says that "self-driving cars would save lives- around 30,000 Americans are killed on the road every year, and the vast majority of those deaths are the result of human error." I'm not going to lie, there are a great deal

A driverless, or autonomous, car is a car that is able to operate and drive itself without the need of human interaction. Autonomous cars are able to navigate independently by using systems like GPS, radar and are able to sense the environment around the car by using sensors. Many major car companies, including Ford, General Motors, Audi, BMW and Volvo, have begun testing autonomous car systems. General Motors predict they could have a fully autonomous car on the road as soon as 2018[1]. There are many advantages to autonomous cars such as fewer traffic collisions, reduced congestion, relieves the occupants of navigation duties so they are free to do other things, and autonomous cars can be used by anyone even if they have a disability

This article does not contain any sign of bias, because the writer only includes the information on driverless cars without any of his own commentary or opinions on the subject.

Driverless cars shouldn't be allowed.First,it can cause injury or death.Next,these automobiles are expensive to buy.Last,the driver will need a lot of responsibility.

How will the driverless car impact society and the way people commute? When picturing an automobile traveling down the road, one image that comes to mind is the driver at the steering wheel. The driver is in charge. The driver is critical. Take away the driver from a moving vehicle, and most would agree: this would cause a catastrophic situation.Or would it? For quite some time, driverless technology has been developed and tested by universities, institutions, and companies. In spite of this, the idea of a car without a driver gives rise to feelings of skepticism and doubt. However, as driverless technology continues to develop and advance, someday people may no longer drive vehicles. With

The Washington Post states that in a sense cars have been driverless for some time. Cruise control automatically maintains speeds without input from the driver and is available in most modern cars. The federal government is willing to help speed up the process by ironing out the needed regulations by hammering out the details ahead of time. The biggest hold up will be convincing the general public that this new technology

This essay is about driverless cars and how they can be dangerous and harmful it’s probably not a good idea to get one. The cars are a bad idea to invent. They can cause problems and they can cost a lot. Driverless car can cause a horrible accident or they can get out of control. They can break down if there something wrong with the technology and the car can get you lost when driving.

The most obvious benefit of having a driverless car is the fact that people do not have to drive it most of the time. Also, since it is a hands-free type of thing, drivers have more freedom to do whatever they wish

“Google was among the first technology company to work in an area usually dominated by automakers. The company decided to develop fully driverless cars. They likely would not have steering wheels or floor pedals. Other companies decided to introduce self-driving little by little.” (Gallagher) “A positronic brain can react much faster than a human one, of course, and it paid people to keep hands off the controls. You got in, punched your destination and let it go its own way.”(Asimov) Making cars that don't have control or anything inside the car.

This technology is no secret as it is being experimented by with more than just by Tesla. GM, Toyota, Mercedes, BMW, and a few others are taking on this new technology and using it to their advantage. Google has also stepped their game up and is producing their own prototypes known as “Waymo” to combat the big boys who already have a strong foundation in the motor industry. In 2012, the Google self driving car drove over 300,000 miles on its own which then gave the company enough confidence to move it onto complex city streets for testing. Eventually, in 2015, the car made it to public streets for the first time and

In recent discussions of growing technology, a controversial issue has been whether we are ready for the advancements of driverless vehicles. On the one hand, some argue that these advancements have already proven that we are ready. On the other hand, however, others argue that we need to have more experience with the technology before we can be ready. In sum, then, the issue is are we ready or not for driver-less cars. While others think that driverless vehicles can’t be trusted yet without a commission to help lawmakers with regulating the vehicles and government officials that know more about this technology to better watch over it, I believe that we are ready for this new evolving automobile because driverless vehicles already has too much potential beginning with its self-automated breaking system and warnings.