I study CS and I have always been all about technology, but I think this is taking it a step too far.<br><br>For alot of people driving isn't just getting from A to B. I like to drive. I like to feel the acceleration, I like being in control. I enjoy taking unsensible or uneconomical routes sometimes, just because I like the road. I don't use automatic transmissions and I don't like to use cruise control.<br><br>Public transport? Autonomous trucks? Sure, why not. These vehicles are designed to get stuff from A to B. But cars are, for alot of people, more than that. I can never get out of my car or  get off my bike without looking back when I walk away.<br><br>Add security systems to what we already have. Add sensors that can sense if you're drunk, if you have your seatbelt on, if you are leaving enough distance to the car infront of you for the speed you are going at. Make cars safer, but do not take away the freedom to drive.,(reply>), Of course you are absolutely entitled to your preferences, but I am the polar opposite. I have spent many a commute fantasizing about sitting in an automated vehicle, so I did not have to pay attention to the road and could instead spend my traveling time doing something more productive and less boring.