Should the government regulate the development and deployment of autonomous vehicles?

No

No, as they should be banned from going faster than 20 miles per hour and should not be allowed for private citizens.

No, We don't need autonomous vehicles, just taking away a job from someone. Imagine all the black cabs in London are now autonomous. No need for drivers.

I think autonomous vehicles are ruining peoples jobs because they need to make a living and sometimes the only way to do that is buy driving people around.

it should be tested and regulated every so often with mandatory tested similar to an mot and it should be made mandatory to keep the software up to date to ensure proper safe driving practices

Yes, but in the future as it is not feasible for the average person to adapt in a short period of time.

Yes, I believe autonomous vehicles should be completely mandatory in the near future.

Yes, but positively, and also subsidise investment to encourage growth here.

They need to stop the production of EVs and any other newer technology in cars. Just use normal internal combustion vehicles!!!

Yes, but only in outlining the standards that each developer would have meet in order to make their vehicles safe for use in public. They should not interfere with innovation, research and development, nor impose burdens.

Some Regulation is needed but the right balance needs to be achieved so as not to stifle innovation.

Yes, only in circumstances where safety and accuracy is guranteed. It would grant freedom to people with disabilities

yes, only people who are unable to drive should have access to them

I don’t understand the wording, however, my opinion is that self driving cars should not ever become the norm due to the fact driving requires humans to acknowledge other humans and self driving carts means the complications between robots communicating with other robots. The difference between the design, the brand, the technology, the code used, the measurements used will be almost impossible to standardise worldwide nevermind the UK.

Yes, but the bare minimum to ensure safety, with an understanding that the technology could rapidly improve

Yes, but more research and funding should be made available until they are deemed safe by experts in the industry.

Should self-driving cars be programmed with moral decisions, like choosing between the safety of passengers or pedestrians?

How would the widespread use of self-driving cars change the way we design cities and roads?

What kind of tests or licenses, if any, should be required for someone to 'operate' a fully autonomous vehicle?

In an era of self-driving cars, do you think learning to drive manually will become obsolete, or will it remain an essential skill?

How do you think the shift towards autonomous vehicles will impact jobs in transportation, such as truck drivers and taxi drivers?

Imagine a future where all vehicles are autonomous. How do you think this will affect our daily lives, our environment, and the way we think about personal vehicle ownership?

If a self-driving car caused an accident, who should be held responsible: the manufacturer, the software developer, or the passenger?

How would you feel about taking a ride in a self-driving car that has no human control options?

Do you think the benefits of self-driving cars, such as potential reductions in traffic accidents and increased mobility for those unable to drive, outweigh the risks and uncertainties?