Nearly 63% of US drivers would swap their cars for autonomous vehicles, according to a PSB Research survey commissioned by PSB Research . Of those asked, 43% also said they felt unsafe around self-driving cars. Despite this wariness, there is also belief in, and excitement over the potential of the technology. last October at the World Knowledge Forum in Seoul, South Korea. 58% of people think driverless cars will be ubiquitous in 50 years , while over half surveyed were attracted by the prospect of not having to drive. Consuming entertainment ( 43% ), socialising ( 57% ) and working ( 58% ) led the list of activities people would do in the resulting free time, noting the potential for new in-car activities.
Nearly 63% of US drivers would swap their cars for autonomous vehicles, according to a PSB Research survey commissioned by PSB Research . Of those asked, 43% also said they felt unsafe around self-driving cars. Despite this wariness, there is also belief in, and excitement over the potential of the technology. 58% of people think driverless cars will be ubiquitous in 50 years , while over half surveyed were attracted by the prospect of not having to drive. Consuming entertainment ( 43% ), socialising ( 57% ) and working ( 58% ) led the list of activities people would do in the resulting free time, noting the potential for new in-car activities.