While plenty of people are fearful of self-driving vehicles, many are supportive of driver assistance systems
An interesting survey out of the U.S. has revealed that two-thirds of drivers are afraid of self-driving vehicles, a figure that has jumped significantly from the 54% that expressed similar feelings in 2021. The study from AAA was conducted between January 11-16, 2024, using a panel to provide a sample coverage of approximately 97% of the U.S. household population.
Read: Reverse Automatic Emergency Braking Systems Improve Safety, But Are Far From Perfect “There has been an increase in consumer fear over the past few years,” he said. “Given the numerous and well–publicized incidents involving current vehicle technologies – it’s not surprising that people are apprehensive about their safety.
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