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These are very valid points. It doesn't negate the potential use of driverless cars nor is it a good argument against continued development....just things that

by jqm 12y ago

These are very valid points. It doesn't negate the potential use of driverless cars nor is it a good argument against continued development....just things that are worth considering... My guess? Law enforcement will try to get a kill switch they control installed in all driverless vehicles. I don't know that they should have this, but I bet they try.

dm2 12y ago
The police being able to turn off vehicles should be heavily restricted and logged to help prevent abuse. Maybe even require them to contact the manufacturer to get this done. OnStar can do it currently can't they?