I’m thinking that fully driverless cars are still a good 10-15 years off for the general person. We are already pretty much there in the way of technology but legislation is going to take a long time to implement. Also driving laws such as who is culpable in a fatal accident and trying to train the cars to be able to drive through the mayhem that is roadworks which can be anything from no line markings to four different sets in two different colours and then a new set of the small road reflectors which are being over ridden by the reflective cones today
I do agree with Andy. At the moment we are in the transition period where in some cars we still have to concentrate for when something goes wrong but in some cases not actually drive anymore.