Americans lose $160 billion worth of time and gas while being stuck in traffic each and every year. All of this is going to change, however, with the introduction of driverless cars.
Not only will they save on money and time, but proponents of the driverless cars claim that they will also reduce the number of accidents while allowing for a productive and leisurely commute. In this article, we’re going to take a look at these ideas and in the process learn more about the driverless car revolution that’s about to hit the world.
Federal government going to bat for driverless cars.
Federal regulators for auto safety have made it clear with brand new guidelines that there will be safety regulations enhancements in place for these driverless cars, and the deployment and manufacture of them is welcome. A number of statements surfaced that predicted a safer system wherein driverless cars cut down on the loss of time, money, and lives.
Despite all of these strong statements, regulators will still have to look at this with reports of semi-autonomous, driverless cars getting in accidents. This fact has been a thorn in the side of the boom with automated cars.
There’s a fine line between letting the public know tough regulations will be put into place while also guaranteeing the car makers that they won’t be over-regulated either.
The guidelines.
The guidelines also happen to include a 15-point safety assessment for cars that’s going to be left completely...