Nancy Hart
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Amen. I saw one up close in a parking lot. It is even uglier than the photos.
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Marie Mallory
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I decided not to use one too. Too little control on the drivers part.
Marie Mallory
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I skipped thru it. I don't even want to be on the same road with these cars. But then I'm not into much new tech.
Yvonne Smith
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My grandson has a Tesla and they really like it. I don’t know if it is one of the self-driving ones or not. Some of the things that they can do is flat out amazing ! There are stories online all of the time from people who were saved from an accident because of the way the Tesla responded . I am not sure that I would feel comfortable with a self-driving vehicle either, but I think that they are probably one of the safest vehicles that you can buy.
Jacob Petersheim
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Many cars today come with a variety of "driving assistance" tools. Many help you stay in your lane, others can help avoid rear-ending the car ahead if it slows or stops abruptly. Blind-spot alerting, etc. etc. even down to displaying the current speed limit on the dash and detecting a drowsy driver.
Axel Slingerland
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The other day I was driving to Costco and one of "trucks" was in front of me. Two cops pulled beside him and told him to pull over. I saw on the news he was busted for possession of Meth. And I thought he was stupid for owning one of those piece of junk cars! 
