New Laws Make Self-Driving Cars a Reality
We’re already used to the idea of self-driving cars as a science fiction story, but seeing them in reality is a whole different notion.
On October 27, 2014, a New Jersey Senate panel approved a bill aimed at becoming one of the first states in the country to allow for licensed driverless cars to operate on its highways. California, Nevada, Michigan and Florida have already passed similar legislation and several other states will soon follow.
This is just one of the many pieces of automotive legislation that are moving self-driving cars away from science fiction and into reality and onto our streets.
Here are a few things you must know about these driver-less cars:
The Technology Is Here
The possibility of seeing these vehicles on the road is not as futuristic as you might imagine. In fact, Cadillac recently announced plans to release a self-driving model in 2017. The goal of these self-driving cars is to enable the driver to type in an address, and then rely on technology to drive them to their destination. The result will be a higher level of convenience, efficiency and on-road safety. Continue reading…