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

@BCZJP99AnswersTransportationAutonomous Vehicle Regulation2mos ago

To an extent, yes

But realistically people would probably prefer to either drive their own car or get someone else to drive them, it would seem a self driving vehicle is likely a fairly pointless conception anyway and the risks likely outweigh the benefit of use

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To an extent, yes

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