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Yes, and I think it would.

....yes

....especially, if it protects others, environment and me

Driverless? NO .... Driver assisted? Yes. The innovations in newer cars such as keeping you in your lane, braking, self parking, and sensing a drowsy driver are great, but until they invent a perfect computer, I will remain in control.

No but I would like to have a car WITH a driver!     :)

country bumpkin

LOL

When driver less cars become common use , they  will be electric. which will be environment friendly i think far as trusting the computer, they would'nt be any worse than the people on the road now.

It would be great until the glitch made it run into a tree......

You wouldn't get me in one of those things. there's too much of a chance of a computer glitch- -- -or something going wrong.. Computers are a wonderful thing WHEN they'er working right.

Most certainly not,and to answer your second part,i am not a tree hugger..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

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