Texas Auto Accident Attorneys at Tummel & Casso Comment on Self-Driving Cars, Auto Accident Risks
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The number of self-driving cars will dramatically increase in the next 20 years, resulting in more efficient vehicles that have fewer car accidents, according to a recent study that
Tummel based his comments on an article published by
“Anything car companies can do to reduce the number of auto accidents is a welcome change, and the production of autonomous cars could prove to be one of the most significant safety developments we have ever seen,” Tummel said. “Auto accidents devastate families’ lives. We know because our law firm has worked with so many people affected by horrific car accidents in
Self-driving cars will account for half of the vehicles sold in
In addition, one of the authors of the
Tummel said auto accidents, especially fatal car accidents, remain a serious problem in
Drivers need to be more responsible in order to reduce the number of car accidents, according to
“Most car accidents aren’t accidents,”
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