The phrase "driverless driving" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the concept of driving without a human driver, often with the use of advanced technology such as self-driving cars. Example: "The company's latest innovation is in the field of driverless driving, with their new self-driving car designed to navigate city streets and highways seamlessly."
Because of the human oversight, the company has avoided legal action against reckless — or, in this case, driverless — driving.
And that's good news for Tesla's further self-driving plans, too, since Musk has targeted the end of 2017 for a cross-country test of fully automated Tesla driverless driving.
Driverless driving is not just about technology.
He said his father was dragged from his car and arrested while it was still moving, and the vehicle, driverless, continued driving empty down the road.
In our Wild Card, the vehicles are driverless and driving by humans is forbidden, at least in certain areas.
Are there any other gains from driverless – sorry, autonomous driving – cars?
"Nobody!" As more uses are found for autonomous vehicles, "traffic jams will be worse than ever," though "nobody will be driving". Driverless cars – powerful, connected computers on wheels, bristling with sensors, inside and out – will vacuum up data not just to drive the car, but for later monetization.
Buchanan-King would not say whether the costumed researcher in the front seat was there as backup, as is customary in driverless testing, or was driving himself.
Alice and Neil discuss whether we would miss driving as driverless cars are tested in cities around the world.
On highways, driverless cars will "platoon," driving more quickly and more closely together to eliminate wind resistance.
Autonomous cars, such as the Delphi driverless car, which is currently driving from California to New York, would also free up consumers to spend their otherwise and could cause tremendous systemic changes when combined with ride-sharing.
