> The rationales for the introduction of driverless cars include eliminating human error and allowing people with disabilities to get about without having to re

> The rationales for the introduction of driverless cars include eliminating human error and allowing people with disabilities to get about without having to rely on other human beings. A more convincing rationale is that the corporations which own them can keep income that would otherwise have gone on drivers’ wages. That's just your opinion man. It's disgusting how many people get maimed or murdered due to the inattention or impatience of human drivers. Anyway, multiple things can be true at once. But if humans continue to drive the way they do, they don't deserve their cars.