Although surveys have been conducted to understand what people think about self-driving vehicles, only a little over a thousand were interviewed, which is not comparable to the millions of people who actually drive cars (Degroat). Many, more than 70%, believe that autonomous vehicles will reduce accidents, reduce the severity of accidents and contribute to fuel economy, almost as many are concerned about how the car will behave in unusual or unexpected circumstances, compared to the way in which the car will behave in unusual or unexpected circumstances. how a human might react and perform, as well as checking whether the vehicle had system malfunctions (Degroat). Even though automakers are working on technology to make cars safe and reliable, it would be easy for someone to "hack" the vehicle to steal it or take personal information from the vehicle such as where they have been and where they are. intention to go (Degroat). Many also wonder how the car will perform in different weather and driving conditions; whether the car's mechanics and equipment will work well in a tropical or arctic environment, or how will it interact in New York City compared to a very rural and rugged environment like a farm? With sensors and cameras connected to the car, it will be able to distinguish and respond differently from other vehicles, pedestrians and non-motorized objects on the road?