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Last year, a new service came to Washington, D.C., and Redwood City, California. People were able to order food from local restaurants. It was delivered by a small robot. The robot was made by Starship Technologies.

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Self-driving cars are good because then you don't need to pay money for cars it would just be a taxi you could get.

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It is good because so went people are tired of driving 

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It is good because so went people are tired of driving 

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Self-driving cars are good because people will not have to get tired commuting.

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self-driving cars are bad  because people are not really driving them so it is more likely to backfire

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self-driving cars are bad  because people are not really driving them so it is more likely to backfire

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you still have to pay attention so is not worth the money

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Self-driving cars are great because then you can sleep while you drive!!!!!!  it me Danica

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Self-driving cars are good because if you are drunk and you have to get home then the chance of you getting in a car crash are way lower :)

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They are good because drunk people won't have to worry about getting home.

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Self driving cars are bad because they might crash or not stop at a stop sigh

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Self driving cars are bad because they might crash or not stop at a stop sigh

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Self Driving Cars are bad because they actually could get hacked and that could make car crashes.

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Self Driving Cars are bad because they actually could get hacked and that could make car crashes.

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Self driving cars are good because if someone was not that great at driving then the car would drive for them.

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I think that self-driving cars are bad because trash might make it challenging for the car to drive itself. You can't just kick back and relax. You need to be ready to take action just in case something goes wrong.

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Self driving cars are bad

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Self driving cars are very dangerous and expencive.

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i think self driving cars are good and bad but i want to have have a lamborghini because i am obsessed  

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i think self driving cars are good and bad but i want to have have a lamborghini because i am obsessed  

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i think self driving cars are good and bad but i want to have have a lamborghini because i am obsessed

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If road change then they will not have enough time to update there map

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The reason why is because if you are going on a trip to arizona in a car you can so use the self driving and it is not the cars problem that people get in car crashes. It is the persons fault whoever crashed into him because he wasn´t watching where he was going. It is true that teslas can be hacked but that is with all the cars every single car can get hacked because it has a piece of technology built inside it. And you might say it dosent know where the cars are at but it does it has a sensor. That is why I think that electric cars are good.

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Self driving cars are bad because you will learn how to drive if there are self driving cars. Also it wont be as fun as regular car; what I mean is when your a teen and you get a car, you have fun with it.

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self driving cars are good

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Selfdriving cars are good say if your old and you cant drive a self drving car will totally work.

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my Mom has a self driving red tesla and its good because its good for the air as gas cars are not.

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because then there will be less car accidents

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I Think That Self Driving Is Bad Cuz the roads can change or something can happen

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Very Bad!

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I think its good cause say your on a road trip ad you want to fall asleep you can if you have a self drive car

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you wont be able to rest just in case the car has a malfunction

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If you had a long day at work and you don't want to drive the self driving could do that for you

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Bad: If the road changes, the car gets lost

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Bad: If the road changes, the car gets lost

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Self Driving cars take the fun out of driving, and also then there is no point to learn how to drive

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Self Driving cars are great as they can see cars and wont crash as it has many safe thing as some people are tired of driving  and you could get a bit of sleep

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Millionth time the self driving cars are very BBBAAADDDD!!!!!!!

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self-driving cars are good because if you are really tired and your house is far then you can sleep and not get in a car crash.

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i think self driving cars are good and bad but i want to have have a lamborghini because i am obsessed

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Self driving cars are bad because there might be more car accidents and more people might get hurt.

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A self-driving car is a type of vehicle that does not need a person to operate it. Instead, It uses advanced sensory technology like lidar, sonar, GPS, radar, or odometry and inertial measurements to identify environmental changes and adapt to restore safe speed or distance.

Are There Self-driving Cars Legally in Operation Today?

According to the Union of Concerned Scientists, as of 2020, there are no fully-autonomous vehicles in legal operation. Instead, partially-autonomous cars have become a cutting-edge option in the legal realm. These vehicles have sensory technology that helps drivers maintain lane control, speed, and safe following distance on the road.

What is the History of Self-driving Cars?

The history of self-driving cars mentioned in the Wall Street Journal goes back to the 1920s, where engineering professionals drew up plans for an automated driving system (ADS), with experiments starting as early as the 1950s. However, the first automated vehicle was not developed for testing until the 1970s by the Tsukuba Mechanical Engineering laboratory in Japan.

This specially-constructed model had two cameras and an analog computer, which together worked to construct an image of the roadway ahead of them. However, the car only reached 19 miles an hour and it had support from an elevated rail.

Throughout the 1980s the United States' Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA) funded several university research initiatives involving the development of automated vehicles and their experimentation.

In 1991 the United States gave $650 million in funds towards the National Automated Highway System. This experimental system used special technology placed in the ground to guide automated vehicles along a stretch of road. Despite the program's successful completion in 1997, there was no clear direction for the future of self-driving cars and their place in transportation.

Fast-forward to 2015, Delphi took self-driving to another level. Using Delphi technology, engineers were able to apply improved methods to an Audi model and the vehicle "self-drove," over 5,000 miles.

What Are the Differences in Terminology Used to Describe Self-driving Cars Within the Industry?

There are several differences in terminology that experts use to describe self-driving cars within the industry, as each organization has its way of defining automated vehicles. The BBC states that these inconsistencies can present certain dangers to the public through confusing or misleading advertisements about a new model and its level of autonomy.

These are the terms you might come across in your research and how they are different from one another:

Autonomous: Autonomous is used to refer to something that is self-governing, meaning something that can act on its own without help.

Autonomous control: Autonomous control refers to an object's ability to operate solely by itself, using built-in technology to anticipate problems and adjust to prevent them from occurring, without help from an outside force. This term gets used a lot when describing vehicles with self-driving capabilities.

Automated vehicle: When advertisements describe a car as an automated vehicle, this means that the vehicle can operate by itself for certain periods. However, there are limitations to its autonomy, which means that the driver should be alert and ready to take full control in situations that require manual assistance.

Fully-Automated vehicle: When a car is said to be fully-automated, this means that it is fully capable of operating by itself, without the help of the driver.

It is essential to understand the different meanings behind these similar but distinctive terms used to describe self-driving cars, so you can fully understand its limitations.

What is a Classification System in Driving Automation?

In driving automation, a classification system consists of five levels. These were first established in 2014 by SAE International to help distinguish a vehicle's level of autonomy, from fully-manual to fully automated.

What Are the Levels of Driving Automation?

The Union of Concerned Scientists outlines the levels of driving automation that distinguish a vehicle's ability to be fully autonomous. Here is each autonomy level and what it means if a vehicle is classified under it:

Level 0

Level 0 describes any car whose automated system can give drivers warnings about collisions, speed, and other potentially hazardous conditions. However, the driver is in full control of the vehicle at all times.

Level 1

Level 1 describes any vehicle that shares control with the driver. What this means is any vehicle that has cruise control, parking assistance, or lane assistance. In each case, the driver still needs to operate a portion of the car. With cruise control, they are still responsible for steering and braking when necessary.

With parking assistance, drivers are responsible for applying the correct amount of braking and acceleration. Similarly, lane assistance allows the vehicle to take control of steering to an extent, while the driver is still responsible for maintaining speed and braking when necessary.

Level 2

Level 2, also called "hands-off," is used to describe any vehicle that is fully capable of operating itself. This includes braking, accelerating, and steering. However, the driver is still responsible for paying attention to their surroundings and should always be prepared to take back control when necessary. Many level 2 vehicles are also programmed only to operate when sensors detect the driver's hands on the steering wheel.

Level 3

Level 3, also called "eyes off," is used to describe any vehicle whose automated capabilities allow the driver to take their eyes off of the road for extended periods. They can go on their phone, read, or watch TV while the vehicle steers, brakes, accelerates, and anticipates environmental changes. Drivers should still be ready to take control when necessary.

Level 4

Level 4, also called "mind off," is used to describe any vehicle whose automated capabilities allow a driver to be fully disengaged while the vehicle is in operation. In this case, a driver could sleep or even sit in the back or passenger seat of the car. But should be prepared to park the vehicle or retake control once the mapped out journey has ended.

Level 5

Level 5, also called "steering wheel optional," refers to any vehicle that does not need a driver at all, a robotic taxi.
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A self-driving car is a type of vehicle that does not need a person to operate it. Instead, It uses advanced sensory technology like lidar, sonar, GPS, radar, or odometry and inertial measurements to identify environmental changes and adapt to restore safe speed or distance.

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this is why it is hard to make it safe for self driving

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Newsela | Robotic cars must prove that they are safer than human drivers on the road

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it is bad because if you dont know how to control it

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self-driving cars are good because if you want to play uno while on a road-trip you can play :)

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you can't trust a new machine

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Fifty companies can already test on public roads and highways in California. The state is an important proving ground for the technology. It has the largest population and the most car buyers. The state is also a leader in ideas and trends.

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If something is in the way of the road, how do the cars know when to stop? This issue can be especially challenging to avoid for crowded cities like New York. “It will be just like playing a video game, except lives will be at stake,” John Simpson states. If you have to supervise the car while it is driving itself, you’re not really relaxing.

https://newsela.com/read/self-driving-cars-nyc/id/36637/

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 If something is in the way of the road,  how do the cars know when to stop? This issue can be especially challenging to avoid for crowded cities like New York. “It will be just like playing a video game, except lives will be at stake,” John Simpson states. If you have to supervise the car while it is driving itself, you’re not really relaxing.
https://newsela.com/read/self-driving-cars-nyc/id/36637/

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Self driving cars are BAD, because they can mess up and cause an accident.

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Self driving cars are BAD, because they can mess up and cause an accident.

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They also have problems figuring out when objects such as bits of paper garbage are harmless. For that reason, they can change course suddenly for no reason. Such sudden shifts make crashes more likely.

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They also have problems figuring out when objects such as bits of paper garbage are harmless. For that reason, they can change course suddenly for no reason. Such sudden shifts make crashes more likely.

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Self driving cars are good because the driver will not have to drive and can do other things like sleep or read while the car drive the driver to work.

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Self driving cars are good because the driver will not have to drive and can do other things like sleep or read while the car drive the driver to work.

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With driverless cars, driving to and from work will be easy. Instead of being tiring, it will be relaxing. Passengers will be able to catch up on their reading or watch their favorite television shows.

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With driverless cars, driving to and from work will be easy. Instead of being tiring, it will be relaxing. Passengers will be able to catch up on their reading or watch their favorite television shows.

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