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A Chrysler Pacifica minivan equipped with Waymo's self-driving car technology is tested at Waymo's facility in Atwater, Calif., on Oct. 29.Re: “,” Nov. 11 letter to the editor.
Letter-writer Randy Black bemoans the potential problems with driverless cars, which so far have had no fatalities, as opposed to the driver-equipped cars, which cause 37,000 deaths in this country annually.
In 10 or 20 years there will be a rousing discussion about whether humans should be allowed to drive due to their poor safety record. We drive when we are drunk, drugged, angry, emotional and sick — machines do none of that.
ʱٱٳ,Castle Rock
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