In the future, where autonomous transportation will be the norm, can you imagine a day where you can tap your phone to have a car pick you up anytime anywhere? No more struggling to find a parking space, no more insurance, no more buying gas! In fact, even the concept of owning a vehicle may be considered as old as dial-up Internet.
In this future, eventually society might even go as far as blame people for accidents to the point where human driving is deemed unsafe.
So what do you think? Should driving be a protected right similar to the 2nd amendment, or do you think driving on public roads would ever be considered illegal?
9 out of every 10 accidents could be prevented!
IEEE
In the U.S., driving on public roads is a privilege and not a right.
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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