CLEAN : Bumpy road as ageing Japan bets on self-driving cars

The video discusses the challenges of social acceptance for autonomous driving, particularly in rural areas with senior drivers. It highlights the need for alternatives to traditional driving and considers the idea of dedicated areas for autonomous vehicles. The speaker notes progress and growing confidence in the technology but acknowledges uncertainty about when it will be widely adopted.

Why is social acceptance of autonomous driving currently low?

• Due to government regulations

• Because it is too expensive

• Due to lack of experience among people

• Because it is not environmentally friendly

What is a potential issue for senior drivers in the future?

• They will have more parking spaces

• They will have better public transport

• They will have more driving options

• They may have to give up their licenses

What is suggested as a solution for senior drivers who may lose their licenses?

• Reducing car prices

• Increasing public transport fares

• Providing alternative transportation options

• Building more roads

What is being considered to facilitate autonomous driving?

• Increasing fuel prices

• Dedicated areas for autonomous vehicles

• Reducing the number of traditional cars

• Building more highways

What is the current state of confidence in autonomous driving technology?

• Confidence is decreasing

• Confidence is stagnant

• Confidence is increasing

• Confidence is unknown