> This is why majority of sane driverless vehicle talk has concluded a human driver must always be in the driver seat, ready to take control. Would add also so

> This is why majority of sane driverless vehicle talk has concluded a human driver must always be in the driver seat, ready to take control. Would add also something that requires an actual driver to take the wheel periodically to not get lazy and forget what it's like to drive (as apparently what has happened with some airline pilots?)