> Even with the state of today's technology, I'd trust a driverless car more than I'd trust a new teen driver. No way. Yes, the driver education in the USA is

> Even with the state of today's technology, I'd trust a driverless car more than I'd trust a new teen driver. No way. Yes, the driver education in the USA is appalling. It should be much more thorough and cover a lot more ground, particularly emergency manouvers and car control. Nonetheless, a human driver has self-preservation instincts which are very deeply hardwired into the brain. Software has nothing like it, if it has a bug it will crash and take out whatever and whoever is in the way since it doesn't have, can't have, any emotion or self-preservation.