It will be better to have wide use of driverless car for individuals and society. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the statement?

Some
people
consider that community and individuals can be benefited from the widespread application of
driverless
cars
. As far as I am concerned, I agree with
this
viewpoint to a small extent as the drawbacks can overtake the benefits.
To begin
with, having wide use of
driverless
cars
can result in unemployment. As only a little academic qualification is required to become a driver, many
people
live upon
this
occupation.
For example
, some early in Hong Kong support their life by working as a driver.
Therefore
people
will be replaced by robots or machines once the
driverless
car is imported.
As a result
, those with low education will lose jobs and turn to government subsidies in order to finance their daily expenditure.
However
, some
people
argue that using
driverless
cars
can reduce the chance of accidents. As the processes of robots or machines are set by humans, the sensitivity will not change to other factors.
For instance
, machines’ attention will not be affected by chatting. In another word,
driverless
cars
can maintain a high concentration at any time.
Therefore
, a safer reaction can be made by
driverless
cars
in some emergency situations as they can calculate and analyse the data in a shorter time. In conclusion,
although
safer traffic can be provided due to the high-quality reactions made by the
driverless
car, there are actually fewer and fewer road accidents recently.
Therefore
, protecting the job positions is more crucial as it can bring a financial burden to both individuals and society.
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