Self-Driving Vehicles
#95
Google's self-driving car gets better at navigating city streets
#96
Maybe not in the long term. When all the bad drivers are no longer driving, will accident rates plummet?
#97
yes they will, meaning that the most lethal thing on the road is someone driving their own car. society may one day view those who drive themselves on public roads negatively and they will have to pay a big premium for the 'privilege'.
#98
and yes, unfortunately you're 100% correct!
#99
I don't trust this autonomous cars' safety. When there is only one autonomous cars on the street, it might be very safe. But it would be a totally different story when there are tens of thousands of autonomous cars on the road.
#102
You missed my point. If bad drivers aren't driving their own cars, then those driving cars wouldn't have to carry them on their insurance premiums. If accidents per miles traveled decreases for your average self-driver, then the premium will decrease as well.
#103
this assumes that those still driving are 'good' drivers, but my point is ALL human drivers will be worse (more risky) than autonomous vehicle, so they're all bad. and even though there will be fewer accidents overall, the risk pools are entirely different (no driver vs driver). anyway, fun to speculate.
#104
If society ever gets to the point where I couldn't drive my own car anymore, this is where I would probably end up....................in the nut ward.
Driving is as much an integral part of my life as eating, sleeping, and, yes.......Car Talk.
Driving is as much an integral part of my life as eating, sleeping, and, yes.......Car Talk.