Each year, more than 40,000 people die in car accidents — and most of them are caused by user error. Set aside drunk driving and texting and live-streaming while driving a McLaren in the rain; even in normal conditions, humans are just not, fundamentally, great drivers.
So imagine a future without that; where death by car accident is a freak occurrence and driving is handled by expert computers instead.
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