I will accept the (still fairly remote) chance of a fatal vehicle crash operated by someone who cares rather over the chances of such a crash operated by a machine that doesn't.
The problem is distracted driving. And it gets worse and worse all the time. Too many features controlled by too many multi-function buttons or touch screens. Too many people doing things like eating and driving while driving. Answering cell phones, reading and sending text messages. In my neighborhood it isn't the kids. It's the adults.
My wife's new car has a bunch of cool features to assist drivers. One problem: going back to driving a car that doesn't have those features once a person is accustomed to them.
One thing I'd like to have: a backup camera.
Sorry for the off-topic post.
