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Should self-driving cars be allowed on public roads with no human backup driver?

Driverless robotaxi services are expanding into more U.S. cities without a safety driver behind the wheel.

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dagmanVoice #1Sep 17, 1:25 PM

90% fewer injuries and crashes with self driving cars. Yes, they should be allowed.

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