[PROCON]

They have been involved in just a "few" accidents, though not at fault in any of them, spokeswoman Courtney Hohne said.

I ask you; would you let your kids be driven to school in a driverless car?

[Paladin2]

Nothing is truly safe.

[Paladin2]

If networked, they can and will be hacked.

[proxy_user]

If they ever get them to work reliably, they would be most useful for people who are too old to drive safely.

[MUDDOG]

would you let your kids be driven to school in a driverless car?

If it's KITT, yes; Christine, no.

[dila813]

They are really wondering what this will do to their revenue stream, that’s the big concern.

[tophat9000]

so in an accident between a driver and a driverless car the driverless car is always assumed to be not at fault?

Seems a little racist... or sexist ...or .....somthing-ist?

[Fresh Wind]

Google knows what's best for you...

[bgill]

One word - Hastings

[I want the USA back]

They are not “driverless.” There must be a live driver at the wheel, ready to take over when the piece of metal can’t handle the situation. This is the most colossally stupid idea ever to be invented.

[DouglasKC]

They have been involved in just a "few" accidents, though not at fault in any of them, spokeswoman Courtney Hohne said. I ask you; would you let your kids be driven to school in a driverless car?

I've been driving longer and likely farther than driverless cars and I've been in a "few" accidents too....but that's over almost 40 years.