Social This is the result I got after interviewed with 10 people. Questions: 1) Do you drive a car? Why or why not? 2) Are you interested in having an autonomous vehicle? Why or why not? 3) In your opinion, what is the biggest challenge that the autonomous vehicle is facing? First question's result: Do you drive a car? People I asked are mostly either student or foreigners. For student, they can't afford a car at this moment while they are still studying, but most of them have the plan to switch to a car when they had a proper job and got enough money for a car. With foreigners, most of they used to have a car when they were still in the others country (Germany, Canada,....) but after coming to Vietnam, the traffic here is not suitable for the car, so they switch to a motobike for convenience. Second question's result: Are you interested in having a autonomous vehicle? Most of them want to have an autonomous vehicle and actually, some was very excite
Basic Assignment On Law Self-driving cars are very new, and like all other technologies, the law always comes after it. As we can see in the picture above, there are just a few states in USA created and approved the law for self-driving cars, so many other states are still developing it and even some of them were failed to approve the law, also a a lot of states are not even considering for making the law for the self-driving cars. So it will need a very long time until all the states conduct and announcing a completed law for the autonomous vehicles. So, allowing the self-driving cars to travel around the world now is significantly dangerous, especially for human life. When there is an accident happened, it would be very hard to determine who will take the responsibility for it, every harder on the countries that haven't provided the law for self-driving cars yet. Next, without a full set of law, there will be no clear standards for the manufacturers to make t