Should the government restrict the use of advanced technology in vehicles to maintain human control and prevent over-reliance on technology?

No

No, and we should aim for self-driving cars that communicate with other cars and sensors along all roads, to avoid traffic, congestions, crashes, speeding and other risks humans pose on the road due to either negligence of the rules, or simple human error

I think that no matter what, there is a chance for technology to fail, so things like self-driving cars could cause crashes

No, but the technology must be thoroughly tested to ensure it controls what it can control well and lets the human do the rest.

Yes, until properly developed and deemed safe. Technology cannot beat the human judgment as there are so many variables when travelling on roads in different areas and countries. Technology cannot master it all.

I think that advanced tech can be used in a car but human control should take priority and advanced tech should only be used in certain situations.

Only allow the technology once it has been thoroughly tested and proven to be safe against malfunctions or hacking

For partially abled drivers, technology developments are welcomed. If you can fully drive a car and still want more technology it is greed

No, but there should be regulations designed to ensure public safety as advanced technology is added to vehicles.

Auto pilot should not be allowed , everything else is okay. Electric cars should be more regulated

To a degree, as over reliance on technology can lead to dependency

I don’t believe there should be a significant amount of time or money spent on this but I do believe AI and technological advancement may cause more harm than good in the long run, important to create attraction of human interaction and human perspectives. Protection of anthropological views is important

Reflect on a time technology failed you; how does that experience shape your view on relying on technology for transportation?

How do you think advanced car technologies could change the way our cities look and how we design roads?

Would you prefer a self-driving car to save you time on your commute, even if it means giving up some control over the vehicle?

In a future where cars can fully drive themselves, what skills do you think drivers should still learn and why?

If cars could drive themselves to any destination, what would be your biggest concern about not being in control?

How would you feel about driving a car that can make decisions on its own, like braking or steering away from obstacles?

Do you think having more automated features in cars makes drivers too reliant on technology and less skilled?

Imagine a car that gets software updates like a smartphone; what fears or excitements does this idea bring to you?

How much do you trust technology with your safety compared to a human's decision-making while driving?

Do you believe that the benefits of advanced automotive technologies outweigh the risks of losing human touch in driving?