In the future all cars, buses and trucks will be driverless. The only people traveling inside these vehicles will be passengers. Do you think the advantage of driverless vehicles outweigh the disadvantage?

Some
people
believe that a few years later almost all vehicles will be changed to no driver
system
and it will be possible all
people
would be
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passengers. It seems to me that the advantages of
this
outweigh the drawbacks.
This
essay will
first
demonstrate that an efficient allocation
system
and no driving accident would be occurred, followed by an analysis of the primary disadvantage, named distract of practical direct decision. The main advantage of driverless cars is a good allocation
system
.
This
means that without human interaction
system
would manage the traffic
system
, perfectly.
This
may lead to no traffic congestion, even peak time of the usage of roads. Another possible option would be perfect public transports and taxi service because
people
have
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not necessarily
their
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own
car
. The perfect driverless road
system
operates all vehicles, efficiently.
Moreover
, if there were no human intervention drivers, there would be no more
car
accidents
. A recent survey by Cambridge University found that
car
accidents
of human influence accounted for about 80
percent
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of the total
accidents
.
That is
to say that drivers are a key factor in
accidents
. Those opposed to
this
said that computerized cars may not make the right decisions when
accidents
occur suddenly, but
people
can perform the right decisions in a very short time.
Nevertheless
,
this
sudden accident does not occur usually. In summary, driverless vehicles may bring a lot of advantages and possibilities
such
as good allocation traffic
system
, consumption of own
car
and no more
accidents
I mentioned above. These welcome developments outweigh the flawed argument.
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