Americans Still Insecure About Self-driving Cars

A survey of 1,095 Americans found that 61% still do not trust self-driving vehicles. 13% trust self-driving cars, and 26% are unsure of their safety. The AAA survey did not differentiate between semi-autonomous and fully autonomous cars in the question. Millennials and Gen Xers were more receptive to robotaxis, but the younger Gen Zers were surprisingly less open to the idea. “Though opinions on fully self-driving cars vary widely, it’s evident that today’s drivers value features that enhance their safety,” Greg Brannon of AAA said. (Mashable)