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: Nashville Personal Injury LawyerDriverless Cars Predicted To Cut Traffic Deaths
By Rob McKinney
General Motors announced plans for a driverless car which could be on the market in ten years . Much of the technology is in place for these super cars to head to the road . A key benefit of this technology will be safer roads and reducing the 42,000 traffic deaths that happen in the U.S. each year . Ninety-five percent of these accidents are caused by human mistakes . The question remains if the American public will give up their car keys . I am all in favor of this type of technology to prevent accidents , however why are the major car companies not developing cars that can rid us from our dependence on foreign oil . Driverless cars running on gas . Who is going to pump the gas .
For more information on this subject, please refer to the section on Car and Motorcycle Accidents.
Full post as published by Nashville Personal Injury Lawyer on January 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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