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Every day there are risks in the car or on public transport. Here are at least 5 of the most dangerous things that autonomous driving could solve How safe are self-driving cars? Today, all we are talking about is the safety of the occupants of self-driving cars and how driverless technology can protect pedestrians. The effects on other road users that self-driving cars can have are almost unexplored terrain. How safe will roads be with self-driving cars? Here are the 5 major risk factors that are faced every day and the dangers that perhaps with autonomous driving we will not have to face when returning home from work.

THE RISK OF A LITTLE SAFE DRIVER WITH AUTONOMOUS DRIVING

In many countries, alcohol tolerance is zero for those who want to drive, but this limit does not stop those who raise their elbows and decide to get behind the wheel. A sign in favor of driving safety if the car can bring the owner home after a party or dinner. Today the alternative to driving is to call a taxi. But there are many cases in which taxi or Uber passengers ( especially in London ) have reported that they have been molested or robbed because they are more defenseless or unable to defend themselves.

THE RISK OF LOSING THE BUS OR TRAM

Traveling on public transport when they are deserted, especially in the evening, can allow attackers to approach other passengers in a harassing way. This same risk is run even while waiting for the bus and if it is late to arrive the situation is certainly not better. Self-driving cars have already proven in automated parking to be able to move up to the owner. There is no possibility of doing it on public roads where the passenger compartment, in any time slot or city, can be a safe place.

THE RISK OF ACCIDENTS WITH AUTONOMOUS DRIVING CARS

Fewer human drivers are expected to significantly lower the risks related to public order and police work. Self-driving cars can significantly reduce accidents, although opinions are divided on this aspect and there is still much to prove. Redbridge minicabs

THE RISK OF the WRONG ROAD WITH THE NAVIGATOR

The risk of going wrong is still very high, so much so that because of the navigated navigator you can get fined or even make an accident. With self-driving cars and high-definition maps, it is expected that the onboard systems will be able to interact actively with the external environment: the self-driving car will know if it is in the right place or not.

THE RISK OF STAYING WITHOUT CAR, IN STRIP OR STOLEN

Car theft is still a major concern about buying a new car. It is likely that when the cars are self-driving they will be purchased by large corporate fleets. We will no longer run the risk of being on foot if the car suddenly breaks down (at most one will come in replacement).