Eventually you won&#x27;t have a choice.<p>How I see this breaking down is that once the automation and connectivity tech has had a chance to be proven statistically safer, the insurance companies will move in.<p>First, discounts for driving a fully automatic car. Smaller, then larger.<p>Then, normal cars&#x27; insurance gets more expensive as the automatics proliferate. Eventually prohibitively so.<p>Finally a break point is reached where the legislators see that allowing comparatively death-trap like normal cars on public roads is irresponsible, and they become banned.<p>Car makers react by eventually ceasing production of manual drive cars by all but special request and for special uses.