Driverless vehicle enthusiasts differ dramatically in their views and attitudes toward this technology from those who are more hesitant | Pew Research Center

October 3, 2017

3. Americans’ attitudes toward driverless vehicles

Driverless vehicle enthusiasts differ dramatically in their views and attitudes toward this technology from those who are more hesitant

Driverless vehicle enthusiasts differ dramatically in their views and attitudes toward this technology from those who are more hesitant

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3. Americans’ attitudes toward driverless vehicles
35% of Americans have heard a lot about the effort to develop driverless vehicles
Public somewhat more worried than enthusiastic about driverless vehicles
Roughly two-thirds of Americans expect most cars to be driverless in next half century
Certain groups more interested in riding in a driverless vehicle
Slight majority of Americans would not want to ride in a driverless vehicle if given the chance; safety concerns, lack of trust lead their list of concerns
Americans have mixed opinions on whether driverless vehicles will reduce traffic deaths
Roughly two-thirds of Americans would feel unsafe sharing the road with autonomous freight trucks
Public strongly favors several policies restricting the use of autonomous vehicles
Public anticipates a mix of positive and negative impacts from driverless vehicles
Driverless vehicle enthusiasts differ dramatically in their views and attitudes toward this technology from those who are more hesitant