Advanced Technology
At the Consumer Electronics Show one of the highlights was the driverless technology that is ready to deploy. Several car companies have approached Congress to start working on new laws for this tec...
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powderman426 wrote:
For those who think its a far off fantasy, Nevada has already licensed driverless vehicles. Florida was second and California third. So some of these vehicles are already on the roads with us now. As for the computer crashing, you need to understand that there is not one computer, but several all of which would need to fail at the same time. Possible, but not likely and way less likely than having a texting, drunk or distracted driver run into you.
Here are the actual facts about Nevada licences at this point in time.
http://www.sfgate.com/business/article/Driverless-cars-can-be-licensed-in-Nevada-3353981.php
