Do you think self driving cars will be safer on the roads?

Yes, But I still see issues with ethics

Another side effect is that insurance will be much cheaper in my opinion

They a lot safer than humans, can react instantly of things and see all around the car at all times which a human cannot do.

I think it would be okay to have but the company that makes it will need a serious security system and a automatic repair system. I could see many issues where hackers would just hack all the cars and overwrite their lane recognition software.

I think the thought it good and makes things easier but if they malfunctioned or screwed up it could be very dangerous.

the problem is a Human error, at least safer than human driver, but in the end self driving made by human, so i'm not sure it'll free from Human Error. Just my oppinion,.

It's more like "driver-less" autos. On the road, it can cause chaos when it short circuited, malfunction, etc. It's definitely not 100 percent safe. Unlike subway trains, these are on tracks and in a tunnel or above ground, it's proven to be safe but still experienced breakdowns and other technical and hardware issues.

On the bright side, it's constantly being tested, reviewed, improved and enhanced. Hopefully, we will have very safe and intelligent driver-less cars available to us in the near future if not longer.

Meantime, be safe and drive responsibly. Drink? Don't Drive .

I think they will. They are programmed to not make the same mistakes as humans

no i dont think they will be safer. they can always manfunction at any given time

I think it is going to take time but i think full self driving will fully set foot in the next 50 years Especially with more people buying EVs like tesla

i think that in the future these will be so precise that people wont be able to drive by themselves