- Google developed driverless cars that use sensors like lasers and cameras to drive autonomously.
- An online survey of 32 people found that most were unfamiliar with driverless cars and had safety concerns about hacking. While some saw benefits like freeing up time, over half were unwilling to use them due to expense and lack of charging stations.
- In conclusion, while driverless cars may improve safety and efficiency, many barriers like cost, hacking risks, and insufficient infrastructure must be addressed before most people will consider using them.