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Self-driving cars are not yet safe enough to hit the roads

18 January 2024

7:41 PM

18 January 2024

7:41 PM

Despite warnings that self-driving cars are not yet safe to hit the roads, the government is pushing ahead with making automated vehicles (AVs) legal. But their rush to get driverless cars approved before the technology is ready is irresponsible – and could turn our roads into a giant testing ground. This would bring risks not only to other drivers, but to those using the AVs themselves.

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