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In reply to the discussion: Should schools begin to phase out driver ed due to driverless cars coming to the market. [View all]giftedgirl77
(4,713 posts)30. Yes, I know if u see my post right above you will see I
was referring to SC.
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Should schools begin to phase out driver ed due to driverless cars coming to the market. [View all]
CK_John
May 2015
OP
I think this is the most important issue in the upcoming presidential election. n/t
Cal Carpenter
May 2015
#1
schooled phased it out long ago, and had nothing to do with what you are talking.
seabeyond
May 2015
#2
Since the Kindle added text-to-speech, my local schools have phased out reading . . .
Journeyman
May 2015
#8
It's been phased out here because kids and their parents simply can't afford kids driving.
hunter
May 2015
#11
Spain is already allowing driveless trucks, Nevada and California already allow testing.
CK_John
May 2015
#16
There are self-driving cars all over city streets in Mountain View, Los Altos, Scummyvale etc CA
REP
May 2015
#24
I suspect many towns would not be in favor of losing a source of revenue. Not just traffic...
BlueJazz
May 2015
#27
You must not live in the south or do not have very much experiance with human nature.
BlueJazz
May 2015
#32
Back in the past, many people believed the automobile would never replace the horse and buggy...
Lancero
May 2015
#53
LOL people said the same thing about anti-lock brakes. You old timers crack me up. nt
Logical
May 2015
#79
In Houston, the schools don't have drivers ed. I did parent-taught with my son.
ScreamingMeemie
May 2015
#23
No. I don't think the average person will have one for a good 30 years at least.
betterdemsonly
May 2015
#25
We can talk about phasing out driver's ed once self driving cars are standard
Bjorn Against
May 2015
#26
I scoffed when my partner wanted the self-park feature on the new Focus.
Hassin Bin Sober
May 2015
#50
I think the number of driverless cars in my area is about 5%. You can tell which ones they are
GoneFishin
May 2015
#31
Yes. I have a friend who wants to move out of his congested area because a couple of times
GoneFishin
May 2015
#34
If you had a special air horn reserved for that purpose you could refer to it's use as "texting"
GoneFishin
May 2015
#66
What does it matter? It's not like driver's ed is a massive chunk of a school budget...
Blue_Tires
May 2015
#44
Schools around here phased out drivers ed before anybody ever heard of driverless cars
tularetom
May 2015
#76