According to this article, self-driving cars could be available in as little as five years.
Would you want a car that drives itself?
Would you want a car that drives itself?
Driverless cars are almost here...do you want one?
02/01/2013
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Oh, HELL no!!! I love driving too much--it is fun and relaxing for me.
02/02/2013
Craziness
02/02/2013
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I wouldn't mind.
Originally posted by
spiced
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02/02/2013
Well people seem to barely know how to drive these days so why not let machines do it? The DMV would have like no crowds.
02/02/2013
I don't think it's necessary.
02/02/2013
I think it would be great. Of course I like driving so I wouldn't be rushing to get one. I think one of the major benefits, if everyone had one would be less accidents and maybe an end to drunk driving.
02/02/2013
Could be useful, but i would only get one after extensive safety testing and such.
02/02/2013
It would be fun to drive!
02/02/2013
Waayyy..to much technology for me!! I wouldnt like not having that control
02/02/2013
I'm afraid I can't do that, Dave.
02/02/2013
I want everyone to have one, so the idiots aren't the ones driving any more.
02/02/2013
I'm afraid I can't do that, Dave.
02/02/2013
I'm afraid I can't do that, Dave.
02/02/2013
I probably won't be an early adopter, but I'll get one as soon as the bugs are fully worked out. I used to love driving when I lived in a place with light traffic, but now it's just a chore.
The current technology would reduce traffic accidents and fatalities by 90%--that's about 30,000 lives saved each year (and 2 million injuries prevented). And the technology will only get better, reducing even more accidents and saving more lives. No matter how much someone enjoys the freedom of the open road, it's hard to argue against saving that many lives.
Add in the HUGE cost savings and the freedom to concentrate on more interesting things than some jerk who can't be bothered to turn off their damned cellphones (etc) and I'm sold.
The current technology would reduce traffic accidents and fatalities by 90%--that's about 30,000 lives saved each year (and 2 million injuries prevented). And the technology will only get better, reducing even more accidents and saving more lives. No matter how much someone enjoys the freedom of the open road, it's hard to argue against saving that many lives.
Add in the HUGE cost savings and the freedom to concentrate on more interesting things than some jerk who can't be bothered to turn off their damned cellphones (etc) and I'm sold.
02/02/2013
I don't know if I really want one, but my fiance is very insistent that we both need them.
Neither of us are bad drivers (I do have 1 speeding ticket on my record though), but he works in the Transportation industry and spends a lot of his time reading accident reports.
Neither of us are bad drivers (I do have 1 speeding ticket on my record though), but he works in the Transportation industry and spends a lot of his time reading accident reports.
02/02/2013
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I agree with this. Although I feel like there are some legal things to be worked through.
Originally posted by
spiced
I probably won't be an early adopter, but I'll get one as soon as the bugs are fully worked out. I used to love driving when I lived in a place with light traffic, but now it's just a chore.
The current technology would reduce ... more
The current technology would reduce ... more
I probably won't be an early adopter, but I'll get one as soon as the bugs are fully worked out. I used to love driving when I lived in a place with light traffic, but now it's just a chore.
The current technology would reduce traffic accidents and fatalities by 90%--that's about 30,000 lives saved each year (and 2 million injuries prevented). And the technology will only get better, reducing even more accidents and saving more lives. No matter how much someone enjoys the freedom of the open road, it's hard to argue against saving that many lives.
Add in the HUGE cost savings and the freedom to concentrate on more interesting things than some jerk who can't be bothered to turn off their damned cellphones (etc) and I'm sold. less
The current technology would reduce traffic accidents and fatalities by 90%--that's about 30,000 lives saved each year (and 2 million injuries prevented). And the technology will only get better, reducing even more accidents and saving more lives. No matter how much someone enjoys the freedom of the open road, it's hard to argue against saving that many lives.
Add in the HUGE cost savings and the freedom to concentrate on more interesting things than some jerk who can't be bothered to turn off their damned cellphones (etc) and I'm sold. less
02/02/2013
I'd rather have a flying car.
02/02/2013
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Agree...I don't trust a machine with my life.
Originally posted by
js250
Oh, HELL no!!! I love driving too much--it is fun and relaxing for me.
02/02/2013
no thanks, I like to be in control
02/02/2013
Sure, I'd get one. If I could afford it.
02/02/2013
No, I wouldn't.
02/02/2013
I hate driving, so I always take a bus. But buses aren't everywhere so as soon as I can afford It I will get one!
02/02/2013
Yes, please!
02/02/2013
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not unless i could test it out
Originally posted by
spiced
According to this article, self-driving cars could be available in as little as five years.
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02/02/2013
i need one.. lol. i'm not a very great driver.
02/02/2013
I would so get one!!!
02/02/2013
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yes because when i started driving at age 18 i was in a wreck (noone got hurt) but every since i really have been scared to death to get behind the wheel afraid of killing someone so i refuse to drive n now im 29 so i would def get one of those cars but im pretty sure i would never be able to afford one
Originally posted by
spiced
According to this article, self-driving cars could be available in as little as five years.
Would you want a car that drives itself? ... more
Would you want a car that drives itself? ... more
According to this article, self-driving cars could be available in as little as five years.
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Would you want a car that drives itself? less
02/02/2013
I don't think I'd like that. I like being in control when I drive, but it might help with wrecks...that is to be determined.
02/02/2013
I dont drive but I wouldnt trust it even if I did drive
02/02/2013
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