Government to investigate why driverless car on autopilot got in fatal accident
Here's a thought: Someone should have been driving?
By Dan Calabrese —— Bio and Archives--July 1, 2016
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I can't be the only person in the world who is skeptical of the idea of "driverless cars," but I'll admit I've been very surprised by the lack of skepticism I hear from others. Cars are not airplanes, which can go on autopilot for lengthy periods because at 40,000 feet there are no tractor trailers to pull out from behind a blind corner, nor is there someone just ahead of you to slam on their brakes.
But the automotive world, which has been known to have a bad idea or two, is all in with the idea that cars can be put on autopilot - taking the job of steering and braking away from drivers. The driverless car! What could go wrong?Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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