Should the government regulate the development and deployment of autonomous vehicles?

No

Yes, and autonomous vehicles should only be allowed to function in "fixed" road-systems, such as rails, etc.

Yes, and it should outlaw usage of autonomous vehicles on roads, and limit their usage to fixed trails, such as train tracks.

Yes, and it should not allow autonomous vehicles on roads, only on fixed paths such as train tracks.

What kind of tests or licenses, if any, should be required for someone to 'operate' a fully autonomous vehicle?

In an era of self-driving cars, do you think learning to drive manually will become obsolete, or will it remain an essential skill?

How do you think the shift towards autonomous vehicles will impact jobs in transportation, such as truck drivers and taxi drivers?

Imagine a future where all vehicles are autonomous. How do you think this will affect our daily lives, our environment, and the way we think about personal vehicle ownership?

Would you trust a self-driving car to safely transport your loved ones? Why or why not?

How would the widespread use of self-driving cars change the way we design cities and roads?

How would you feel about taking a ride in a self-driving car that has no human control options?

If a self-driving car caused an accident, who should be held responsible: the manufacturer, the software developer, or the passenger?

Do you think the benefits of self-driving cars, such as potential reductions in traffic accidents and increased mobility for those unable to drive, outweigh the risks and uncertainties?

Should self-driving cars be programmed with moral decisions, like choosing between the safety of passengers or pedestrians?