Driverless cars (aka self-driving cars or autonomous vehicles) are being aggressively pushed right now, but there are some glaring problems. The cars are hitting people (one such car dragged a woman under it) and seemingly unable to deal with unusual traffic situations, and so block the roads. In the future, robo taxis may constantly circle the block to avoid parking fees, thus increasing traffic congestion. Will pedestrians also be required to wear transponders to cross the road? Driverless cars are a key component of the UN Agenda 2030 Smart City scheme to eliminate private travel and exert more control over the average citizen.

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