except driverless cars have been driving around in California for a couple of years thanks to Google (and the fact that it&#x27;s legal).  Soon the term &quot;driverless&quot; will be like &quot;horseless&quot;.  Why would you keep your eyes on the road when a machine will do it for you, and with more awareness of its surroundings at 360 degrees, and the ability to judge the position and trajectory&#x2F;velocity of any object to within a couple of m&#x2F;s instantly, or react to anything in milliseconds?<p>Don&#x27;t kid yourself: humans aren&#x27;t some kind of perfect driver.  A bit of sleepiness, a text message, a tiny distraction in the car, and their responsiveness plummets.