California's State Assembly advanced a bill on Monday that aims to establish rules and regulations covering the safe operation of driverless cars on the state's highways.
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Driverless cars move closer in California
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, Jul 03 2012 04:12 AM
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Posted 04 July 2012 - 12:04 AM
from what i see, about 1/4 of the cars on the roads are driverless.
(reading books, texting, putting on makeup, eating, ipad usage. distracted, enraged, can't maneuver, car in disrepair... don't know rules of the road, can't read signs, won't obey signs or lights...)
yes, driverless would be an advantage.
(reading books, texting, putting on makeup, eating, ipad usage. distracted, enraged, can't maneuver, car in disrepair... don't know rules of the road, can't read signs, won't obey signs or lights...)
yes, driverless would be an advantage.
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