During traffic driverless car is in the left lane and needs to make an exit how is this going to happen? Will it try to cut people off or will it make a command to slow traffic or will it just go to the next exit and hope there will be a chance to get over to the right lane?

Using a car is a basic way of showing our freedom to move about. How are driverless cars that are controlled by a centralized computer going to promote our personal freedom?

An example of our freedoms being taken away was the national maximum speed limit by the Nixon administration all in the name of saving lives and saving oil. We all know where that got us. If you think that driverless cars will give us more freedom and more efficiency as well as safety I suggest you imagine how easy it will be for reactionary municipalities or zealous activists to lower speed limits to a crawl and limit the freedom to drive on the roads in any other fashion.

I have nothing against technology that helps the safety of individuals but I do not wish to live in the gulag of electronic surveillance driverless car will most likely become.

“To err is to human” well that’s all and good when a half second delay isn’t a problem, but when its a life and death situation we don’t want to be err-ing we want to have measured the entire situation and identify the safest situation.

Talking about a gridlock of driver less cars, while the technology is a while off these cars would be able to plan and communicate their exact routes with each-other to find the most efficient paths for the whole system.

To err is human, to completely foul things up requires a computer. We will have the same rate of failure as we do with other things computerized. Hope everyone likes going real slow and into potential gridlock with driverless cars….