Driverless Cars Are Better

The driverless car has it's faults and is not the safest either. There is sensor fusion built into the car, but how do you know which one to refer too when they are all going off? When there is road work, the car will not always know what to do, there is certain speed limits, things that are in the way of the road that the car will not always pick up and miss. That is a huge problem, especially during the summer, that is when road work is usually in action. The car also has problems with weather and hacking. With waether, it can get bad fast, especillay visibility issues. Rain can reduce the visibilty for the lasors to detect your surroundings. The more hi-tech the more reliable you are to get hacked. In today's world, things can be really safe and super dangerous. When it comes to technology, its questionable. With a vehicle, all the hi-tech technology is easy to hack and can cause serious harm to people in teh

First driverless cars are much less likely to crash. In fact “The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that between 93 percent and 95 percent of car accidents are caused by human error” (par. 5, Tribune). This study displays

Did you know that driverless cars are most likely going to be in our future? Neither did I but the driverless cars would be able to reduce traffic jams, save billions on gasoline, and can communicate with each other and the environment around them. The fact that driverless cars are going to be a part of our future is big, so we need to give them a chance.

Have you ever been extremely late for school or your occupations and wish you could just get ready in the car? Automotive cars are planned to come out sometime in the near future of the year 2020. I know this new technological advancement seems scary, but with the ways it will benefit us remarkable. Self-driving cars would impact our advanced society in many positive ways because the streets would become less congested, the innovations for cars have worked before, and the amount of deaths would be lessened.

To start off with, you still need to learn how to drive. As a little kid I have always wanted to drive. Now I’m at the age of driving and I need to learn. What if you had a driverless car and it malfunction, then you need an actual driver to take over and what if you do not know how to. It could be very dangerous for you and anybody else on the road. So having a driver in the car while driving would be very important

Are you for or against driverless cars? I myself am against driverless cars. I would feel like if someone were in a driverless car maybe some people would have an anxiety attack and be nervous the entire time knowing that they might crash into another vehicle or something.

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Driverless cars shouldn’t be allowed because it can cause injury or death.To start off with,according to Newsela article,”driverless car passengers are fear of crash”.To add on,driverless cars might not be able to stop when a car is coming at it,how will the driverless car know what to do when a car is coming at it,it can hurt the passenger(s).According to Newsela article,the author states,”What happens if a child runs into the car’s path and the only way to avoid hitting the child is to turn out of the way?It’s against the law, technically, to cross the double yellow line but it’s the right thing to do in this instance. And a human driver would do it, but a self-driving car might not because it is programmed to obey the traffic laws. Unlike humans, the self-driving car cannot use its judgment to ignore a law to save a life.”To explain,driverless cars are programmed to follow the driving laws but human drivers will save a human’s life and break a law,driverless cars won’t know how to save someone’s life unlike humans,driverless cars will cause more death than human controlled cars ,if a car is coming at your way,driverless car will probably just continue driving the way its on but a human driver will hit the brakes as fast as he/she can .Next,according to Newsela article,”recently, one of Google’s self-driving cars came to a crosswalk and did what it was supposed to do,It slowed down to allow someone on foot to cross the street. However, the human safety driver panicked and hit the brakes. No one was hurt, but Google’s car was hit from behind by another car”.To add on,driverless car’s camera and technology might end up breaking and your not a technology expert,you won’t know your surroundings,while you are a road trip or something,you will be lost and bad stuff will happen.

The first reason why I feel that these kind of cars are irrelevant is because of the price of turning the your vehicle into a driverless car. Adding the self-driving would add about 10,000 dollars to the amount of your car. I mean some people will end up putting up that much money in there car but I won’t for sure.

Next, Corvettes and Mustangs. According to www.popularmechanics.com Corvettes are faster than Mustangs. That doesn't mean Corvettes are funner. According to popularmechanics the mustang is much funner to drive but it it is not as fast as the Corvette. It can’t take turns like a Corvette can. Corvettes take corners smoothly and don’t wipe out. Mustangs can’t do the sharpest of turns or they could wipe out. If you want to just be stupid with your car then get a Mustang. They are good for doing burnouts and doughnuts with. Corvettes are probably safer though. Everyone should want a Corvette if they want to go fast.

The big question, though, is whether driverless trucks save lives as opposed to just reducing operating costs. Of course, the trucks have replaced a high-risk role that left employees fatigued and at risk of injury, but has it saved lives?

A car demands a lot of attention and like almost everything in life, what you put into it is what you get out of

There is a long list of positive things about driverless cars, but there is another side to that coin. What happens when there is a failure from the computer or other components of the car? Would this cause serious accidents and injuries or even the worst-case scenario death? According to the article Are We Ready for Driverless Cars,” Currently, the car’s sensors are unable to cope with poor weather conditions like heavy rain and snow-covered streets”. (Ibrahim Balkhy, 2013) Another unanswered question that has come up is who would be at fault if an accident were to occur and how would it be paid for. This would undoubtedly point the finger at the cars manufactures since there is no longer human error in the equation. Lawyers would have a heyday. I think driverless cars would be safe about 95% of the time just like flying an airplane or a jetliner but if an accident were to occur, it would most likely be devastating. Finally, there is the issue about privacy. Autonomous cars have GPS Systems in

Buying your first car is one of the most memorable moments in life, that’s why I plan to buy a car that’s nice, in good condition, and something I’m comfortable driving. I find what makes a car nice is its cleanliness; ripped seats, dents, scratches and the like can easily change the appearance. The condition of the car is just as important if not more. The better the condition the longer it will last, because who would want to buy a car that’ll visit the mechanic more than a gas station? Certainly not me! What’s a fun to drive car you might ask? A car that gives you more control and that’s why I’m choosing a manual. Manual transmission cars the driver more control: the driver can easily manipulate the car in interesting ways, like downshifting

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